n0cturne74
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It seems to do better on logos and text than objects as a whole.
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That's not new.New update has reality view like superpages? I went to take a pic of something after the update today and it was showing me, before I snapped the pic, of businesses around me.
That's not new.New update has reality view like superpages? I went to take a pic of something after the update today and it was showing me, before I snapped the pic, of businesses around me.
The business card scanner is a killer feature. With it's ability to capture the info and add them to your contacts is sick. I've done a whole stack of cards and it got every one right. Now I can toss all of them. Sweet!
Today, at their Search Event in Mountain View, Google demoed a brand new product set to launch in Google Labs: Google Goggles. Humorous name aside, the product looks to be a huge leap forward in the field of visual search — by which I mean, you point a camera at something and Google figures out what it is.
The example that Google VP of Engineering Vic Gundotra showed on stage involved taking a picture of a particular bottle of wine. When he ran it through Google Goggles, the result showed that the particular bottle has a hint of apricots. You also be able to use Goggles to look up things such as CD covers and bar codes (this is likely similar to the popular Android app ShopSavvy). For text, Google Goggles uses optical character recognition (OCR) to try and read things like labels to aid the search.
Find it in the Android Market now!
Oh man, I didn't know about the business card scanner. Sweet! I'll try that on my droid