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Google's educational Expeditions are expanding to augmented reality

By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated

Having already taken on VR with Google Cardboard, Google has announced that its Expeditions program is expanding to the world of augmented reality (AR).

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Droid Bionic ARena app live on Android Market, the game starts shortly

By Jerry Hildenbrand last updated

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Google now owns a very important part of the next Pokémon Go

By Russell Holly last updated

Developers will soon be able to integrate Google maps seamlessly into their apps, which is going to create some amazing experiences.

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Layar Brings World's First Mobile Augmented Reality Browser to Android

By Casey Chan last updated

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Nerf Laser Ops Pro review: Laser Tag, AR, and Nerf gloriously combined

By Russell Holly published

Nerf's new line of laser tag toys come with a fun AR mode, making them great for solo and team gameplay.

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Augmented Reality is the cool new place for Android fragmentation

By Russell Holly published

There are some epic new AR features popping up all over the Android ecosystem, and exactly zero ways to experience all of it on one phone.

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Why is there no AR Plus mode for Pokémon Go on Android?

By Russell Holly published

Before you sharpen those pitchforks, this is why Google's Android phones aren't a part of the AR Plus feature yet.

Pokemon Go
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The Pixel's AR Stickers are the most fun you can have with a camera

By Russell Holly published

Google made good on the promise to deliver augmented reality on the Pixel 2 before the end of the year, and it was worth the wait.

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Lenovo's Jedi Challenges AR game uses your Android phone as its brain

By Russell Holly published

With the help of the Mirage AR headset and your very own lightsaber, it will soon be possible to train like the Jedi of old.

Lenovo
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Qualcomm announces new depth-sensing technology for Android cameras

By Jerry Hildenbrand published

Qualcomm's second generation Spectra Module Program brings 3D depth-sensing and improved biometric authentication to Android mobile devices and Head-Mounted Displays.

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