For many months, I thought Circle to Search was a redundant Google Lens dupe, but I've been using it more recently and I've ...

OS users can now use Google Lens to perform visual searches of their screen within the Chrome and Google app. Users can draw, ...

Google announced a couple new Google Lens features; (1) they are expanding how AI Overviews show on Google Lens results and ...

The feature appears to be a limited version of Android's Circle to Search, contained within a few apps. Will it convince some ...

Google is adding gesture searching to its Google Lens feature The update is coming to the Chrome and Google apps on iOS The firm is also working on more AI capabilities for Lens If you use the ...

iOS users can now search what's on their screen directly within Chrome and the Google app using Lens, eliminating the need for screenshots. The new feature mimics the CtS experience on Android ...

Google Lens will start showing AI Overviews more often for visual searches. AI Overviews will appear even when users don’t ask a follow-up question. Google is also bringing a Lens shortcut to ...

The AI-powered feature, which lets you quickly search for whatever's on your screen, is rolling out to iOS users this week.

Today, Google announced two meaningful updates for Google Lens on iOS. It will enable users to search for anything they see using simple gestures while using Chrome or the Google app. Previously ...

It’s called “Search Screen with Google Lens” instead of Circle to Search, but it works in a similar way. The feature is available inside the Google and Chrome apps on the iPhone, but it also ...

Tapping "Search Screen with Google Lens" or "Search this Screen" will let you circle, tap, or scribble on whatever you're interested in. The feature is set to roll out this week and will be ...