Technology has the unique ability to help make the world more accessible, and Lookout, a new app from Google, is hoping to do exactly that. Google has announced that an AI-driven app will describe the ...

Google launched its Lookout app in 2019 for people who are blind or have low-vision to navigate the world with their phones, but it was only available on Pixel phones with languages set to English.

Google’s Lookout app on Android, which helps people who are blind or visually impaired identify their surroundings, is getting some new features to make it easier to read text on labels and signs, ...

A lot of Google’s projects in recent months have been focused on improving the lives of people with impairments. Recently, Google revealed a new app that it’s working on called “Lookout” which aims to ...

When people here about AI, they usually think either of disembodied personal assistants or, worse, Skynet. AI, however, has so much more varied applications, including the computer vision technology ...

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One of the more impressive announcements that Google made at I/O 2018 was “Lookout.” This app helps the visually impaired see by pointing their phone at objects and getting verbal feedback. Lookout ...

Google today announced a new version of its accessibility-focused Lookout app for Android, releasing version 2.0 of the software. Lookout uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to help ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Lookout, Inc, the leader in post-perimeter security, today announced two new marquee customers and a strategic distributor for its App Defense business in Asia. Through ...

Smartphones make our lives easier, but it can come all crumbling down if your device is misplaced or stolen. Thankfully, apps like Find My iPhone give you more options than hoping someone will answer ...

Google announced plans to launch a new Android app, Lookout, sometime later this year in the US. The app is designed to assist blind or visually impaired people by sensing objects in the real world.