But some organizations want to change that. The company Mystery Science and Google just announced a partnership to provide 15,000 free eclipse glasses to elementary schools so that kids around the ...

Following the extended long-press and boosted vibration, Google’s next update for Circle to Search is a transparent navigation bar for Search results. Update 3/23: We’re seeing the transparent ...

An icon of the Google "G" mark. An icon of the Linked ... An icon of the LinkedIn logo. An icon of a magnifying glass. A magnifying glass icon that is used to represent the function of searching.

In the heart of Richmond’s Jackson Ward neighborhood sits a bar so delightfully bizarre that describing it feels like trying to explain a fever dream to your therapist. GWARbar isn’t just a place to ...

AdHawk staff would join the team developing Android XR, Google’s recently unveiled platform for mixed-reality headsets and smart glasses. The deal could be completed as soon as this week, according to ...

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An icon of the Google "G" mark. An icon of the Linked ... An icon of the LinkedIn logo. An icon of a magnifying glass. A magnifying glass icon that is used to represent the function of searching.

After allowing users to search tabs, history, bookmarks, and even interact with Gemini directly from the Chrome address bar, Google is now developing a new “Page Search” feature powered Google Lens in ...

Despite Google’s well-documented struggles in the smart glasses and XR space, the tech giant appears unwilling to walk away from the category. According to a recent report from Bloomberg’s ...

Alphabet Inc.’s Google is in final talks to acquire AdHawk Microsystems Inc., a maker of eye-tracking technology, part of a renewed push into headsets and smart glasses. The technology giant ...

Last week, deep in the heart of Mobile World Congress, in a remarkably refined, albeit temporary, meeting space, I couldn't help but reflect on how far Google's Android ecosystem had come.