iPhones: Google ‘Circle to Search’ feature is no longer in the iPhone.
‘Circle to Search’ feature: Google ‘Circle to Search’ feature, which is widely popular among Android users in 2024, is now available to iPhone users. This Artificial Intelligence -The AD tool has given Android users the opportunity to find easily. Now it is also coming on iPhones. However, it comes with some limitations for iPhone users.
How does it work on iPhones?
Initially, this ‘Circle to Search’ feature was previously rebranded as “Screen Search with Google Lens” for Android devices. The iPhone users have to install the Google Lens App to use it. However, unlike the Android version, it does not act as a system on iPhones. It is currently available only in Chrome and Google Apps. This limit is one of the trade-offs that Google needs to bring this feature for iPhone users. However, it still provides a significant benefit to those who support it.
With restrictions at this time ..
This ‘circle to search’ feature is found in the three drops menu in the upper right corner of the chrome and Google Apps in iOS. After choosing it, this feature allows users to highlight, draw or tap the objects on the screen without leaving the app. It makes it more interactive by browsing with chrome or searching in the Google app, as it allows users to immediately find through photos or images.
Make full use with chrome
Google says that this feature is very useful when browsing in chrome. Users can now find information about what they need when surfing the web without taking a screen shot or without the need to open a new tab. In the coming months, Google will add a new lens icon to the Google address bar to easily access the screen search feature.
Expansion of google lens capabilities
In addition, Google is also expanding lens capabilities. This new AI is already part of regular Google search and is now available through a lens search function. These features can be seen directly for details of plants, products or sites through photos or images. Google Lens continues to identify billions of goods from a vast image database for iOS and Android users.
