NASA and Google Arts & Culture have partnered to bring 3D models of planets, moons and NASA spacecraft to Google Search.
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People have always gathered information in a variety of ways — from talking to others, to observing the world around them, to, of course, searching online. Though typing words into a search box has become second nature for many of us, it’s far from the most natural way to express what we need. For example,…
Google AR & VR – Bringing more of Google’s productivity apps to Glass Enterprise
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