After revealing a new version of Project Starline a year ago, Google today announced that it’s bringing the immersive video conferencing technology “out of the lab” by partnering with HP. The “magic ...

Now, it looks more like a large TV — and something that could more plausibly fit in an office or conference room. Now, it looks more like a large TV — and something that could more plausibly fit in an ...

It’s been two years since Google introduced its Project Starline holographic video conferencing experiment, and though we didn’t hear more about it during the keynote at I/O 2023 today, there’s ...

Google has taken an important step in its plans to commercialize Project Starline by allying with HP. The company wants to bring the project into the business environment. Project Starline was born ...

Google's Project Starline has been a long time coming, with an immense promise to revolutionize the way people communicate with others. Initially large and bulky, the new prototype unveiled at Google ...

Google is looking to make video calls more realistic with its "Project Starline" telepresence system, which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to build a realistic 3D model of the person you’re talking ...

Since Google unveiled Project Starline in 2021, the company has been developing the technology as a video conferencing alternative to webcams. Instead of video conferencing with a coworker on a screen ...

Google announced it’s partnering with HP to commercialize Project Starline, the company’s light-field display for immersive, headset-less video conferences. Google says it’s partnering with HP to ...

In addition to a slew of Workspace updates at Cloud Next 2022, Google shared today that Project Starline is entering the “next phase of testing,” where more people outside the company can experience ...

I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I explore wearable tech, VR/AR, tablets, gaming and future/emerging trends in our changing world. Other obsessions include magic, immersive theater, ...

Jay Peters is a news editor covering technology, gaming, and more. He joined The Verge in 2019 after nearly two years at Techmeme. Google is bringing Project Starline, its next-gen 3D video chat booth ...