Brave Search calls its new customizing feature "Goggles," which oddly sounds like the giant search engine, Google. But this all-new feature, which is still in Beta testing, brings a whole level of ...

In a nutshell, Goggles lets users search for objects using images rather than words. Simply take a picture with your phone’s camera, and if we recognize the item, Goggles returns relevant search ...

Google Goggles is one of the more interesting experiments being done in visual search. If you have an Android phone, you can already use the Google Goggles visual search app to take a picture of ...

Google Goggles is a new Android phone app that lets you search the Web using photos taken with our mobile phone instead of words or voice activation.

A new Brave Search Goggle modifies Brave Search results to only show reputable cybersecurity sites, making it easier to search for and find security information.

Google Goggles is new search feature Google is working on that allows searchers to take a picture and ask Google, what is this picture about.

Google Goggles brings visual search to your cell phone: Simply point and click your camera, and the app delivers detailed information about what you're seeing.

The Google Goggles visual search feature has now made its way into the Google Mobile App for iPhone.

The new Google Goggles service lets you send it a pic from your cameraphone. The photo is then analyzed and turned into a search query, and you're given links that might explain that new/weird ...

Google Goggles Google recently chose to add Goggles support to its current Google Mobile app for iOS, adding visual search as an additional option to the text and voice searches.

Compared side-by-side, CamFind seems a bit more accurate then Google Goggles, albeit a little slower on the search itself. If you tried out Google Goggles and were underwhelmed by the results ...