In this article we aim to highlight the most action-packed new and upcoming Android phones we are looking forward to in the near future.

Google is giving developers tools to make it easier to develop augmented reality content for web browsers.

Google's first foray into augmented reality, Tango, will shut down on March 1. The technology will be succeeded by ARCore.

The Asus Zenfone AR and Google Tango are a powerful combination, and I recently used the two to help deck out my new workspace.

We knew that the ZenFone AR would be hitting the shelves sometime this summer, but now we have a more precise timeframe for its US launch.

Google announced some big updates that are coming later this year for its Daydream VR platform, including support for using the Chrome web browser.

The last time we played with Asus’ Tango-supported ZenFone AR, it was in January during CES. The phone is still alive, Google confirmed.

Epic Games is working on new AR technology for its Unreal Engine, including an app that supports Google's Tango platform.

Google and the Detroit Institute of Arts have teamed up to let visitors see exhibits in a new way with the Tango AR-based Lenovo Phab 2 Pro phone.

Huawei has confirmed it will launch a smartphone that will include a Tango-based augmented reality camera in the near future.