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Google Lens might soon integrate Circle to Search

Circle to Search could become more accessible through rumored Google Lens integration.

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Shubham Sawarkar
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Google‘s innovative Circle to Search feature, currently limited to select devices, might soon be making its way to Google Lens, significantly simplifying how you search for information on your Android phone.

Let’s rewind a bit. Circle to Search debuted with Google on Samsung’s latest Galaxy S24 series. It quickly garnered attention for its user-friendly approach. Imagine this: you’re browsing an article and come across a term you’d like to understand better, or you see an image you want more information about. With Circle to Search, you simply draw a circle around the text or image on your screen, and voila! Google presents you with relevant search results without you needing to leave the app you’re currently in. No more switching between apps, copying and pasting text, or painstakingly typing out search queries.

This feature has proven to be a hit with users on Samsung and Google Pixel devices, and it seems Google is keen on expanding its reach. Reports suggest Google is planning to integrate Circle to Search with Google Lens, its powerful image recognition tool.

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Here’s where things get interesting. Android Authority, a well-known tech news website, discovered clues within the latest Google app betas that hint at this integration. They even managed to activate a feature within Lens that displayed a message about searching directly on the screen, mirroring how Circle to Search currently functions.

However, Google has yet to officially confirm this development. While the evidence points towards an upcoming integration, there are a few things to keep in mind. The feature seems to be under development, and some functionalities might not be finalized. For instance, currently, the functionality seems to be limited to devices with the traditional three-button navigation bar. Google might address this limitation before a wider release to ensure compatibility with gesture-based navigation systems used on many phones today.

Despite these minor hurdles, the potential integration of Circle to Search with Google Lens is exciting news for Android users. Imagine searching for information about a building you just passed by simply by circling its image captured in your camera app. Or, how about instantly translating text on a restaurant menu by circling it? The possibilities are vast, and this integration has the potential to streamline the way we interact with information on our phones.

We’ll be keeping a close eye on Google for any official announcements regarding Circle to Search and Google Lens. In the meantime, stay tuned for further updates!


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