Google has brought a very important artificial intelligence feature to Android in recent years. Circle to Search This feature, called , allows you to select objects in photos and search them on Google with a simple circle movement. google now Bringing Circle to Search support to iPhones is getting ready to bring it.
Android’s Circle to Search feature is on its way to iPhone
The popular Circle to Search feature on Android devices will now be available on iPhone, thanks to a shortcut added to Google Lens. Google’s image search and optical character recognition (OCR) technologies The feature will improve the search experience on iPhone.
Earlier this year only various Pixel And Samsung Circle to Search, available for models, works by circling some parts of the images. Allows you to search for specific items without having to tap or take a screenshot of the entire screen
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To use Circle to Search on Android, it is necessary to long press the home button. Although this support is not available on iPhone, Google has found a clever solution using iOS features. The Google app now includes a “Search screenshot” shortcut that can be accessed with the iPhone’s back tap gesture.
Setting the shortcut is quite simple. Users can double or triple tap the back of the iPhone via Accessibility settings. Google Lens can appoint. This allows tapping on the back to take a screenshot and direct it to Lens for visual search.
In this way, iPhone users can benefit from Google’s Circle to Search experience without having to switch to Lens. With a simple back tap you can copy specific text and perform a visual search.