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Google Goggles

Google Goggles Finally Arrives for iPhone 4, 3GS via Google Mobile App

M Asad·October 6, 2010
Google today has finally brought the popular Android app named Google Goggles to the iPhone. Google Goggles was first introduced for Android platform in December last year.

Google Goggles for Android in Action on Droid

Taimur Asad·December 8, 2009
Google today has announced the public availability of Goggles which can let you search the web using images, without having to speak or write anything. You can simply take a picture with the camera on your phone, Goggles will then analyze and process your image, and then it will return a relevant search results page from Google. Currently, Goggles identifies landmarks, books, logos, business cards, places, wine bottles and works of art. Support for things like food, plants, cars, animals and suggestions of move in a chess game will added in future releases.

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