Google Lens now lets you search with your voice and images
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August 6, 2024, 3:00 AM
- •Google Lens now allows you to add voice recordings to image searches, giving inquiries vital context.
- •The feature appears to have been discovered by Android Police after they encountered a new glow animation on the app.
- •The tool works pretty well for the most part, although it can fumble a response occasionally.
Google Lens now allows you to add voice recordings to image searches, giving inquiries vital context. This feature appears to have been discovered by Android Police after they encountered a new glow animation on the app. Holding down on the shutter button expands it, and a message appears telling you to “Speak now to ask about this image.” You then proceed to issue a command or ask a question, and what you say appears on the screen as a floating text transcription. Google Lens will begin its search soon after you let go of the button, taking the recording into account.
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