Google will showcase its Guided Frame feature in a Super Bowl ad this year, bringing attention to how it aids low-vision and blind users in capturing memorable photos. Google initially associated ...

Android 12 is finally available for Chromecast with Google TV (4K) and available out of the box on the HD model too. But it’s an update that doesn’t bring a ton of user-facing features. One addition ...

Google announced changes to its Photos API last September. Some of those changes going into effect at the end of March could break compatibility with products like digital picture frames. While Google ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. For visually impaired individuals, taking a selfie isn’t a ...

In addition to readying a new “Google Weather Frog” option for clock faces, the Home companion app now has a redesigned UI when choosing albums for your Nest Hub Photo Frame. Instead of a grid of ...

Google has spent the last few years adding AI-powered features to its Pixel line of devices. Many of these features revolve around photography, something people tend to use their phones for a lot ...

Ever since their introduction, Google Glass fans have wrestled with a tough decision: Miss out on the hottest new wearable technology... or wear it and look like a giant nerd. With four new, more ...

Google has introduced a new feature for the Chrome browser. The feature allows the user to copy the exact frame they want from a video. Unlike taking a screenshot, this feature will let you capture a ...

Google today introduced a plug-in for Internet Explorer called Chrome Frame. This plug-in gives Internet Explorer Chrome’s standards-compliant rendering capabilities. If it becomes massively adopted ...

At today's Pixel 7 event, Google has announced a new accessibility feature that will help blind and visually-impaired users take better selfies. "Guided Frame" is a voice coach that will tell users ...

I’m watching with amusement the whole Google Frame controversy. As a huge Chrome fan, I’ve found the sight of Microsoft squirming in the face of this unexpected assault from within quite entertaining.