Navigate the World With Google Lens. Google Lens is a technology that allows you to browse around Google Assistant using picture recognition.
You may use it to recognize photographs on your camera to learn more about sites, plants, animals, goods, and other items. It may also be for scanning and translating text.
Here is all you need to do to begin to use this handy tool to recognize your photographs.
How to use Google Lens
Make sure that you downloaded the software on your phone on the Google Play store before you can use Google Lens. And bear in mind that only those with an Android phone are available (if you don’t use Google Photos you can read guidelines).
Here’s a way to start using it to detect photographs on an Android phone using Google Assistant:
(1) To open Google Assistant, press the home button for long.
(2) Under the right corner of the screen, tap the compass icon.
(3) Tap the camera symbol at the bottom of the screen at the left side of the microphone symbol.
(4) You may have to use ‘Get Started’ to continue when you first use Google Lens.
(5) Simply use the search button in the bottom middle of the screen. Then, picture anything you want Google lens to identify.
(6) After which, you will receive a list of the necessary info after you snap the shot. And then, Google Lens detects the image.
(7) Then, tap into the more functions of the tool. So, you may pick from many possibilities to your photo: (a) text scan document icon, (b) text translation character icons, (c) shopping cart or restaurant board and icon.
Google Photos Use Google Lens
Otherwise, you may also access Google Lens via the Google Photos app. If you have yet to enable Google Assistant on your phone or you do not have access to it.
Snap a picture of anything you wish to identify first. Then open the app for Google Pictures. Choose the picture and press the Google Lens icon. All the tools and functionalities on your Android phone should be allowed from there.
Google Lens may be via Google Photos on your iPhone or iPad. Although some functions are limited, such as items and barcodes cannot be identified.
How to use Google Assistant
Google’s personal voice helper AI has no interesting name. In contrast to Amazon’s Alexa or Siri’s Apple, Google’s voice assistant is usually dubbed Google Assistant, or “OK Google,” which is an actual wake-up word you employ.
But other from that timidity, Google Assistant is an excellent helper. The listener is accurate and provides correct results, both for the iPhone and Android. It will open up and start listening to your commands when you say “OK Google” or “Hey Google.
It’s relatively easy to have Google Assistant functioning on your phone or tablet – but it is certainly simpler to get Google baked into your operating system on Android.
