The Material 3 Expressive redesign is starting to roll out across Google's ecosystem, appearing in the latest Android 16 QPR1 beta and various key apps like Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Photos.

When Google Lens first hit Chrome for laptops and desktops, using it on an image on a website meant your browser would pop open a new tab with the results. But in May 2022, Google gave it a facelift.

Alphabet (GOOGL) bolsters Google Chrome capabilities with Material You redesigns of Chrome's New Tab Page, enhancing the user experience of its web browsing platform.

How to use Google Lens in Chrome You can refine your searches via the panel on the right. (Gizmodo) The Google Lens integration inside Google Chrome on the desktop is pretty seamless: With any ...

Google Chrome turns 15 this month, and it's getting a makeover and some upgrades to mark the occasion. This is significant because Chrome is used by billions of people worldwide, so every change ...

It's Chrome's 15th birthday, and the browser is getting a big redesign to celebrate, or at least, it's as big of a redesign as you can do on a big, empty window to the Internet.

With the promise of a Chrome refresh coming to desktop sometime this year, we’re already seeing signs of a redesign on foldable devices, as subtle as they may be. Google is no stranger to redesigns.

On one hand, Chrome has been overdue for a redesign for years, but this might take some getting used to for the millions of users who surf the internet on Google’s browser day in and day out.

It looks like our new entry first showed up in Chrome Canary v114, which is also Google’s test ground for many visual updates planned as a part of the browser’s 2023 refresh. It is also ...

The new Lens in Chrome feature might even be better than it is on mobile, thanks to the ability to pull objects in images or video directly into Search. In a blog post, ...

How searching for an image works in Google Chrome. It might seem like a small optimization, because that’s exactly what it is. But it’ll save you precious time and streamline the Google Lens ...