Google Goggles for Android (version 1.3) is now available for download. The latest incarnation is smarter and faster than previous versions with almost instant barcode scanning. Even better, Goggles can now recognize print ads in magazines and newspapers. Did we mention it can solve Sodoku puzzles faster than 2009 Sodoku national champion Tammy McLeod?
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Ever spot a landmark on holiday and wonder what it is? Google Goggles uses image recognition to deliver info about what it is and more. It even works on wine bottles, books to help you find out more about the world around you. Still confused about the iPhone app? Then we’d recommend checking it out in action in our Video of the Week.
Google Goggles, the image recognition black magic that’s been available for Android users for a good while has finally hit the Google iPhone app. Google promised Google Googles for iPhone was coming soon back in August, so we’re glad to see it’s sticking to its pledges! Read on for details on how to get Google Goggles for iPhone…
Google Goggles is one of Android’s coolest exclusive apps – at the moment. Later this year it will become one of the coolest apps on Android and the iPhone.
Google Goggles, the search giant’s alarmingly intelligent Android app, has just got smarter. Google demonstrated Google Googles translation features back at MWC 2010 in February but back then it was restricted to German and English. It’s now learned a whole heap of new languages.
Google’s CEO Eric Schmidt swaggered onto the Mobile World Congress stage tonight, and with good reason. He was about to demo new speech translation tools, and new technology to let Google phones read written words with their cameras, and translate them in seconds.
Remember Google Goggles from yesterday, the new see and search feature the big G’s been trying out on Android phones? Do you want to see how it works? Click on through for a hands on video.