TechCrunch’s Matthew Panzarino has an interesting look at Project Tango, the 3D-sensing prototype phone that Google announced on Thursday: Most 3D-sensing platforms — like the PrimeSense chip inside ...

Google is redefining what a smartphone is, with the advent of Project Tango. The Mountainview company is betting on the next generation phone that will have motion and depth tracking. The five inch ...

Google’s long-awaited 3D-location technology has finally materialized thanks to Lenovo. The Chinese company has announced the world’s first Project Tango-enabled phone, the Phab2 Pro. Project Tango ...

Lenovo Phab2 Pro is going to be available very soon and this Qualcomm Snapdragon 652 based phone is the world’s first phone that supports Google’s Project Tango. Fudzilla had a chance to speak with ...

It’s easy to forget how difficult it was to find places in the days before Google Maps, but for all the improvements we’ve seen in outdoor navigation guides, we still lack a reliable way to get where ...

Amidst a mounting trade deal between the U.S. and the EU, President Barack Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel today visited the Hannover Messe, an annual trade fair for industrial technology, ...

Google has started selling its spatially aware Project Tango tablet to the US public. The 3D-scanning slate is a proof-of-concept device and was previously available for $1,024 (£670) by invite only, ...

Developers won't be satisfied with augmented reality experiences that rely on single-camera iPhones. The Latest Use Of Google’s Project Tango? Innovating Graffiti Finally, technology comes through ...

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