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RealSense : Intel abandonne la technologie de computer vision

A "Leap" Toward Humanity's Destruction

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Your iPhone 12 Pro will soon 3D scan your foot to perfect online shoe shopping

Google Measure AR app joins the notorious graveyard

Google is not one to one to "retire" apps, services, and products, sometimes with little prior notice. That's true for products that have cost Google a lot of

RIP Google Measure, a short-term solution for a long-term problem

What you need to know Google Measure is no longer available on the Google Play Store. You'll either have to sideload the APK or download one of the many third-party options available on the Play Store. This follows in the footsteps of other AR experiences that were recently sunset by Google. Google's Measure AR app has been around since the days of Project Tango, the AR phone and tablet ecosystem that was short-lived. Like the ecosystem it was built in, Google is sunsetting the Measure app as of now, first spotted by Android Police. While the updated changelog on the Google Play Store reads that the most recent update is the "final release", it seems that Google is highlighting the actual finality of that decision.

Apple Clips gets AR Spaces thanks to LiDAR

Apple Clips gets AR Spaces thanks to LiDAR Ewdison Then - Apr 26, 2021, 8:26pm CDT Although it was one of the first on the mobile AR train with Project Tango, some may have felt that Google dropped the ball on that area. Professing more interest in AR than VR, Apple has been promoting the practical applications of its ARKit framework since day one, enabling experiences like placing furniture in your room to test them out, enhancing mapping and navigation tools, and the like. Of course, there’s always room for some whimsical uses, like the new AR Spaces you can add to your video clips using the latest Clips app.

Chevrolet acelera obras na Argentina para produção de novo modelo

Weekend poll: Which dead Google app or service do you miss the most?

Weekend poll: Which dead Google app or service do you miss the most? Google's habit of killing its products is a meme by this point. Many of them were short-lived, but the company has been known to throw out widely used and much-loved services years after they debut and have accrued a significant following. While most of us probably didn't even realize there was a Google Shopping app when news of its demise landed last week, the Google graveyard is massive, and I bet there's at least one app or service you miss. Google's tendency to kill even successful products has led some of us (including myself) to be wary of the company's more recent offerings, and even diversify beyond a reliance on Google's existing products. Recent products like the cloud game-streaming service Stadia, which Google claims to be committed to, have both developers and customers worried about its future — Google's even stopped making in-house games for Stadia, so how much can we trust it to stick around? Whether or not these sorts of worries are really supported by current evidence, Google's track record speaks for itself.

Asus ZenFone AR launched at Rs 49,999: Features include 8GB RAM, Google's Tango reality platform

Asus ZenFone AR launched at Rs 49,999: Features include 8GB RAM, Google's Tango reality platform Asus ZenFone AR launched at Rs 49,999: Features include 8GB RAM, Google's Tango reality platform Asus Has Launched Its Flagship ZenFone AR In India At Rs 49,999. It's The World's First Smartphone Boasting Of Both Google's Project Tango Augmented Reality Support, And Google Daydream Mobile Virtual Reality Platform. News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Gautam Lalotra | Updated on: 13 Jul 2017, 05:13:08 PM New Delhi: Asus has launched its flagship ZenFone AR in India at Rs 49,999. It's the world's first smartphone boasting of both Google's Project Tango augmented reality support, and Google Daydream mobile virtual reality platform.