Google Lens is an image recognition app that provides users with real-time information about whatever object or text they happen to point their camera at. A new Google Lens update now lets users point their smartphone at a block of text, copy it, and magically paste it into a document on their computer. The copy …
A brand new Google Maps feature will help you make the most of your next restaurant visit. Google Lens integration will highlight the most popular items in a physical restaurant menu, and even show crowdsourced photos of those meals where available. The feature is already rolling out on Android devices, but it’s not available on …
Stranger Things is the hottest Netflix show of the season, and plenty of other companies are trying to take advantage of the horror/sci-fi retro adventure. We saw Microsoft and Coca Cola do it, and Google is no different. The company has a great Stranger Things Easter egg for you, but you have to buy The …
Google Lens is one of those neat that Google keeps coming up with. Many Android users are probably familiar with it, especially Pixel owners, as the app can quickly help out when you need information about various things around you and you don’t want to perform a tedious search that involves typing words into a …
Google will unveil its new Pixel series in two weeks, but don’t expect too many surprises from the upcoming press conference. That’s because both the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL appeared in extensive leaks so far, which revealed almost everything there is to know about them. In fact, we have one more report that …
Google Photos can be a life-saving app on iPhones that don’t have sufficient storage to handle your photography needs. But if that’s not a good enough reason to have one more Google app installed on your iOS devices, then you should know its best trick is finally coming to iPhone. Google Lens is Google’s AI …
One of the more interesting announcements during the Google I/O keynote last summer was Google Lens — a new feature which brings Google Assistant’s brain to your smartphone’s camera. It’s taken nearly a year, but as of Monday, the feature has begun rolling out to all Android phones with the latest version of Google Photos …
