What do you see through your phone?
Ever since Google started leaning into AR, it has been building fun, unique, and somewhat hard-to-discover services to showcase this technology across its services.
One of our favorite examples of Google's AR whimsy is its incorporation of into its search app on mobile. With just a simple Google search and your phone's camera, you can invite poisonous insects, planets from our solar system, or even long-extinct dinosaurs into your personal space — and it looks like they're really there!
At Google's I/O developer conference last week, the company also introduced new 3D versions of famous athletes like .
With so many cool people, places, and things that you can transport to your space, it's hard to pick a favorite — but we're going to ask you anyway.
Ever since Google started leaning into AR, it has been building fun, unique, and somewhat hard-to-discover services to showcase this technology across its services.
One of our favorite examples of Google's AR whimsy is its incorporation of into its search app on mobile. With just a simple Google search and your phone's camera, you can invite poisonous insects, planets from our solar system, or even long-extinct dinosaurs into your personal space — and it looks like they're really there!
At Google's I/O developer conference last week, the company also introduced new 3D versions of famous athletes like .
With so many cool people, places, and things that you can transport to your space, it's hard to pick a favorite — but we're going to ask you anyway.