Google Lens now lets you save and download your Visual Search History [U]
Google Lens is rolling out the highly-requested ability to save your Visual Search History so that you can return to any analyzed image in the future.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Lens is rolling out the highly-requested ability to save your Visual Search History so that you can return to any analyzed image in the future.
Expand Expanding CloseThe Google app on Android is starting to roll out a new design for context-aware buttons that extends out of the search bar.
Expand Expanding CloseCircle to Search is only live on the Pixel 8, 8 Pro, and Samsung Galaxy S24 series, but that didn’t stop the Pixel Tips app from notifying some users that it was available on their unsupported device.
Expand Expanding CloseCircle to Search is great – and very much a continuation of Now on Tap that Google should have prominently maintained as a core Android experience instead of relegating to Assistant for a few years – but how you launch it with gesture navigation is driving me mad.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle’s super-useful new Circle to Search feature on Android has a couple of functions that went a bit under the radar, including the ability to zoom in on what you can see, as well as moving the search bar around.
Expand Expanding CloseAnnounced earlier this month and then made part of the January Feature Drop, Circle to Search is beginning to roll out to the Pixel 8 and 8 Pro. It’s very much the latest version of “Now on Tap,” “What’s on my screen?” in Assistant, and later “Search screen.”
Expand Expanding CloseOne of Google’s biggest augmented reality investments is Live View. Google Maps is elevating the AR navigation and discovery capability with Google Lens branding.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle is following “Now on Tap,” “What’s on my screen?” in Assistant, and later “Search screen” with a new “Circle to Search” feature debuting on the Pixel 8 and Samsung Galaxy S24 series.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle has simplified Lens so that users only have to decide between three filters when performing a visual search.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle has been able to help with homework for quite some time now, while Lens features a step-by-step math solver. Google Search is now getting better at trigonometry, calculus, geometry, and physics.
Expand Expanding CloseBack in February, Google announced that Assistant would gain a Lens-powered “Search screen” feature that’s a true “What’s on my screen” replacement. We’re now seeing it rolled out on more Android devices.
Expand Expanding CloseAfter getting a refreshed logo in April, the latest update to Google Lens changes the UI to now offer a light theme.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle is giving Bard its “biggest expansion to date” by coming to Europe and Brazil, as well as supporting additional languages. The AI chatbot is also getting new productivity and personalization features.
Expand Expanding CloseAlong with Maps Live View, Lens is Google’s most promising AR service, and it now has the ability to recognize skin conditions. Today, the company is also announcing other new generative AI features across Search and Shopping.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle seems to redesign the official logo for Google Lens every two years, and like clockwork, the app has once again gotten a new logo on Android devices.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle is preparing a Chrome “Search Companion” as a helpful new way to search the web, using Lens to give additional context about the current page.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle is following this week’s announcement of Bard with a slew of new Lens capabilities, including “Search screen” on Android and wider Multisearch availability.
Expand Expanding CloseAndroid SVP Hiroshi Lockheimer made an appearance at the end of the Galaxy S23 event today to talk about Google’s partnership with Samsung and Qualcomm on extended reality (XR).
Expand Expanding CloseIf you have trouble understanding what your doctor just wrote down for you, Google Lens might just be able to help in the future.
Expand Expanding CloseFollowing desktop back in November, a Google Lens shortcut has now been added to google.com on Android for another way to launch the visual search tool.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Lens is a useful tool for extracting information from the world around you, but the latest updates to Pixel phones have removed one of the easiest ways to access it. Here are the other ways you can use Lens.
Expand Expanding CloseFrom Android apps and games to YouTube, it’s time for annual recaps and Google has released its 2022 Year in Search. Powered by Google Trends, the top trending searches list now includes Google Lens and Hum to Search.
Expand Expanding CloseBack in September, Google previewed a new AR Translate feature for Lens that takes advantage of the technology behind the Pixel’s Magic Eraser. Ahead of that, Google Translate has replaced its built-in translation camera with Google Lens.
Expand Expanding CloseThe Google Photos app for Android is testing a new “Search” button when viewing photos, adding personal context and face recognition to Google Lens.
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