Lenovo launched the Phab 2 Pro - the first consumer phone to support Google's Tango augmented reality platform - nine months ago, but the device will remain stuck on Android 6.0 Marshmallow.
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While the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro is the only Tango powered smartphone available currently, the Moto Z might also be getting support for the augmented reality technology through a Moto Mod.
Clay Bavor, head of Google's VR and AR teams announced the release date for Google's and Lenovo's phones. The Lenovo Phab2 is the first mobile with Google's depth sensing, 3D camera system.
Qualcomm was happy to announce earlier today that it would be supporting Google's Tango mixed reality technology with its chips. The first Snapdragon to support it is the 652 but the 820 will follow.
Lenovo has finally unveiled its Project Tango handset that was first teased at CES 2016. The Phab2 Pro will be available in September globally and be priced at $499 USD.
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