Google’s AR Glass experiment earned the company praise and scorn when it launched in 2013. Wearable devices have evolved since then, and the tech giant may be ready to try again.

Gemini 2.0, a staggering upgrade over 1.5, can now plan, reason and take actions more effectively (with your guidance).

Google is slowly peeling back the curtain on its vision to, one day, sell you glasses with augmented reality and multimodal ...

Google released Gemini 2.0 on Wednesday and also teased Project Astra, a futuristic pair of AI-powered smart glasses designed ...

In true holiday spirit, Google has joined the throng of AI announcements leading up to the end of the year with the unveiling of its new agentic web AI product, Project Mariner — built on the powerful ...

Google just launched a ton of new products—including Gemini 2.0, which could power a new world of agents. And we got a first ...

Google DeepMind highlighted in a blog post that ever since the showcase in May, the team has been working on improving the AI agent. Now, with Gemini 2.0, Project Astra has received several upgrades.

Top billing goes to Gemini 2.0—the latest iteration of Google DeepMind’s family of multimodal large language models, now ...

Here's how to access Gemini 2.0, Google’s latest AI model redefining agentic intelligence with advanced multimodal capabilities, real-time reasoning, and groundbreaking applications in gaming, ...

Google research lab DeepMind has come up with a new AI model that makes AI agents more advanced, with the ability to take ...

Gemini 2.0 is supposed to make Google's AI come alive thanks to agents and Deep Research to create quick, internet-based reports.

Google DeepMind is showing off an AI assistant that sees and a Chrome extension that can browse the web on its own. They’re for testing purposes only—and that makes sense.