Use Google Lens to conduct searches on anything displayed on your Android phone
The tech company Google is busy with improvements across its various products and services. Just a few days ago, the company announced Bard. Now, the company has some big announcements regarding Google Lens. Besides this, it is also reported that the company is going to introduce an AR feature to Google Maps. Given the latest version of Google Lens, users can search for information based on what is visible on their smartphone screen.
The company has put forward the new feature in simpler words. It says that “if you can see it, you can search for it.” Whether it is a tablet or a smartphone, users can search for information on the web. For instance, if a user watches some building or a product during a video, he can ask Google Lens to find more information about it. Google Lens will be equipped with the capacity to search for information about product labels, products, personalities, books, buildings, car models, or any images that has the searchable information.
Apparently, the company shared the latest information during the Google Live From Paris showcase event. In addition to this, the company has unveiled the Multisearch feature. Interestingly, the Multisearch feature is live for all audiences. It will enable the users to search for an image as well as a string of text for additional context.
Besides all this, the most interesting part of the show was Google Search’s Bard feature. It is currently in bets. Google has introduced Bard in competition with ChatGPT. It presents the users with long text format information based on the user’s search.
As of now, Google Lens comes preinstalled across various Android smartphones and tablets. Users can easily access this feature once it goes live in the coming months.
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