PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - On today's APP-tastic and outta SITE – learn something new with Google Goggles. "What is that?" We often ask ourselves when we see a statue we've never seen before, or ...

Google continued developing Goggles, but progress soon stalled. The company had promised a full iPhone version of Goggles, but eventually inserted it into the Google app---and then quickly removed ...

Sam Bland has spent a lot of time with Google Goggles. He's learned how it sees the world and how it communicates -- they play games together.

Google Goggles, which I wrote about this morning, is actually now live at google.com/mobile/goggles. The Google Mobile Blog announced it, saying: In a ...

Google Goggles managed to identify the painting accurately, even though taking a photo of a computer screen with my iPhone meant that the picture was washed out and detail-less. Impressive.

Google Goggles: The Big Picture. Right now, Google Goggles doesn’t work well with food, cars, plants, or animals. But that’s going to change.

Google Goggles, the search giant’s visual-search tool for Android phones, has added a new feature that might appeal to those who are traveling outside the country and need some help translating ...

Google launched Google Goggles in 2009, and then finally released a stable version in 2014. But since 2015 the app has been mostly dormant without any support or updates from the big G.

Google Goggles can provide you with information about the points of interest near you, without even conducting a search. Places overlay. Another great function is "Nearby Places" (see video below ...

Until today’s update, Google’s all-knowing visual search app only worked if you took photos of items. See a painting you like, take a picture and tells you the artist and the title.

The current Google Goggles app for Android and iPhone lets you use the camera on your phone to generate search queries. You've heard about it, point your phone at the Eiffel Tower and contextual ...

Android: Google's Goggles app for Android can now translate foreign text that you capture (and crop) with your phone's camera, potentially helping wit. Skip to Main Content.