Circle to Search : This feature of Google is going to change, understand how Circle to Search will work?

Google's Circle to Search feature proves to be very helpful for users. But Google is thinking of making this feature even better for the convenience of users. Soon Google is going to change the interface of its Circle to Search feature. After this update, your experience of using Google will change. Its interface will become easier than before. Read the full details of how this feature will work after the change and what will be the benefit to you from it.

What is special about the new interface?

The Google Lens icon has been removed. Right now 'Circle to Search' is available in the UI on Google. In the new design, you will see the icons of text translation, song search, and microphone directly inside the text field. This will make it easier for users to access new features.

When 'Circle to Search' is activated, the entire screen slides upwards as a single element. If you want to close it, the panel can be pulled down.

In the new design, different icons and elements are not seen scattered on the screen. Due to this the new interface seems more managed.

At present, Google is testing the new interface of this Circle to Search. The company can bring the new interface soon.

This will benefit the users.

Google's new design will not only improve the visual experience but will also make it easier to use the feature. If this testing of Google is successful, then you will soon get a better Circle to Search feature than before. Using which your experience will change.

Circle to Search

Circle to Search is a visual AI tool. To use this feature, press and hold the phone's home button or navigation bar. After this, circle the thing you want to search for on the screen. With this, you can also use features like Google Assistant, Google Lens, and Google Translation.

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