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Google on Wednesday lets users find what is on their screen through a simple gesture when browsing the Google Chrome or Google Search App on IOS. The feature is similar Android’s built -in “Circle Two Search” feature Which allows users to find out what is on their screen using different gestures.
At launch, iPhone users will be able to find out what is on their screen by drawing, highlighting or taping something through Google lens.
For example, if you are reading an article and have come across an image of an interesting art piece, you can now use a quick round or lens to tap the image to learn more about it. Or, if you are watching a video and watching an item you like, you can use the lens to find something similar to it.
The idea behind the feature is to allow users to perform a visual search quickly when browsing or browsing a new tab, but it also gives users another way to close a traditional web search – this is a field of business that is long -term AI Can be affected by adoption of technology.
After you put some highlights or pressing on the screen on your mobile device, you will be shown visual matches and other related results. Then you can tap the “Add to your search” option to refine by the color, brand or any other details. You can ask a follow-up question to learn more about any subject.
To access the new feature on the Chrome or Google app you will need to open the 3-Dot menu and select the “Search Screen with Google Lens”. Google says that in the coming months, you will be able to access the feature through a new lens icon in the address bar, Google says.
The update will continue to roll out this week and will be available worldwide on iOS.
Furthermore, Google has announced that it is expanding the AI overviews, which display the snapshot of information on the top of the result page, on the results of the Google Lens search.
In the past, Google lens searches showed AI overviews that include both the image and the text. With this latest update, users will start viewing the AI overviews without adding additional text or questions to their search.
For example, if you see an interesting look car you can take a picture of it and then you can get an AI overview to help you learn more about what you are watching and get links to supporting resources on the web.
This update is rotating this week for English -language users in countries where AI Overviews are available with Google App for Android and iOS.
The company has said that the update will soon turn into chrome on desktop and mobile devices.
