Google ARCore Support Expands For More Phones & Tablets

Laiba MohsinLast Updated: Oct 28, 2018

Google ARCore is actually a platform built by Google that builds Augmented Reality Apps. It uses three technologies that include Motion tracking, Light estimation, and Environmental Understanding to integrate virtual content with the real world. Each month Google ARCore Support expands for a handful of devices. Similarly, Google has expanded the ARCore Support for more phones and tablets this month too.

Google ARCore Support Reaches LG V40, Nokia 7.1, Vivo X23 & Many More

ARCore support is similar to Apple’s ARKit. However, it can’t compete with that. It allows developers to create augmented reality apps in order to integrate the virtual content with the real world. Developers build such Apps that can laminate the user’s view with animated 3D content such as objects, characters, and text.

The company has recently added some phones and tablets in the list of devices with ARCore Support. They include the Android as well as iOS devices. According to the reports, LG G7 One, LG V40, Nokia 7.1, Vivo X23, and Huawei Y9 2019 received ARCore support in this month. Together with these Android Devices some iOS devices also got the ARCore Support. There are four iOS devices including phones and tablets that now offer ARCore support. Apple 9.7-inch and 10.5-inch iPad Pro, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max are among them.

However, there are some phones that came with the ARCore Support straight out of the box. Those handsets include Google Pixel 3, Pixel 3 XL, Huawei Mate 20, and Mate 20 Pro. So, on the whole, if we jot down all the devices supporting ARCore, then their list goes as follows: