AR is ramping up now that app developers have the software tools to create experiences with Google’s ARCore and Apple ARKit. Apple has attracted a number of brands already and Google could catch up ...

At MWC 2018 last month, Google kicked the AR doors open when it launched ARCore, the spiritual successor to its now-defunct Project Tango, as a version 1.0 stable release. That was practically the ...

Today Google made a point to feature 6 new use-cases for ARCore. ARCore is Google's augmented reality toolkit for developers, and their examples this week are quite impressive. The most powerful show ...

Google announced that 250 million devices support ARCore. Google also released ARCore version 1.6, which includes improvements to lighting and more. ARCore version 1.6 is available for developers ...

Google released a preview version of ARCore for Android yesterday, the company’s answer to Apple’s ARKit. Since ARKit was released a few months ago, we’ve seen a bevy of really cool experiments and ...

Today’s launch is the next big step in Google’s plan to bring AR capabilities to more devices. ARCore is built on the work already done with Tango, the company’s augmented reality platform. Tango was ...