Find yourself a little bored at work, or maybe want to embark on a half-hour adventure away from the norm? Wander over to Build, a virtual Lego play set placed upon a Google Maps view of the land Down ...

If you enjoy building things from Lego bricks, you might be interested in a new online Lego app that has been created and is now available to use via a Chrome Internet browser. Google and Lego have ...

Google Australia has announced the release of Build with Chrome (or Build for short), perhaps the simplest online LEGO builder we've seen, and one that works right in your browser - as long as its ...

Google and LEGO are teaming up to bring the brick building to the browser with a new LEGO Build with Chrome app. Google posted the news to its blog saying that it feels the creative freedom LEGO ...

Google Chrome’s offline Dino game is iconic and, now, the character can be built in your home in a LEGO-like brick set. Through its official merchandise store, Google has started selling the “Chrome ...

LEGO and Google Chrome join forces to create the largest Lego set the world has ever seen - on a Google map. The two companies have created Build - a program which allows you to build a world of 3D ...

Google and Lego have launched a new website, letting fans of little plastic bricks play with the popular toy in their browser. As suggested by the domain name - buildwithchrome.com - the web-based toy ...

Google’s never-ending task to make Android more visually satisfying looks to be going well, as new information regarding enhanced search results animations have hit the web. In what is called LEGO, ...

Google Australia and Lego have partnered up to launch Build, a WebGL Lego simulator that lets you populate Australia and New Zealand with your Lego creations. Google Australia and Lego have partnered ...

You no longer need to imagine what the whole world would look like if it was made from Lego-- you can check it out in Google Street View. Swedish developer Einar Öberg has created Brick Street View, ...

"It was quite an iterative process, trying to find the right balance between physical and digital," says Adrian Westaway, the studio's director of technology. "On one side you needed something big and ...