US-based technology giant Google is one of the important companies for the smartphone industry. Being the main developer of the Android operating system, the company directly affects the smartphone experience of both developers and consumers with its services and services. Now, Google has made significant progress in virtual and augmented reality, one of the most popular technologies of recent times. Google offered an application kit called “Google ARCore” for some smartphone models. On phones with this kit support, there was no need to download an additional app to use augmented reality apps. Google has now extended the scope of this kit and re-launched it under the name “Google Play Services for AR”. Google Play Services for AR is supported by many smartphones. This study by Google shows that many smartphone models will now have augmented reality support directly. Smartphones with a sufficiently powerful processor are now “ARCore” certified, which means that the cameras and other hardware of these phone models perform well in augmented reality applications. If you also have one of the models that Google supports for augmented reality, you will now be able to enter the augmented reality world without doing anything. In this context, for example, after downloading Google Play Services for AR, you will be able to actively use the “Live View” mode of Google Maps. Phone models supported by Google Play Services for AR Kyocera Torque G04 LG G Pad 5 10.1 ″ FHD LG V60 ThinQ Motorola Moto G8 Play Motorola Moto G8 Plus Motorola Moto G8 Power (aka Moto G Power) Motorola Moto G8 Power Lite Motorola Moto G Stylus Motorola One Hyper Motorola One Macro OPPO K3 OPPO Reno2 F Samsung Galaxy A70s Samsung Galaxy A71 Samsung Galaxy M30s Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro Samsung Galaxy Z Flip Sharp AQUOS sense3 Sharp AQUOS sense3 plus Sharp AQUOS zero2 Sony Xperia 1 Professional Edition Vivo Nex 3 Vivo Nex 3 5G If you have one of the above phones and your phone’s automatic app updates feature is on, Google Play Services for AR is probably installed automatically on your phone.
