Circle to Search was one of the greatest features ever introduced to Android. However, Google maybe reconsidering its approach and may soon replace it with Gemini’s new Tell Me About This feature.

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Google is rolling out a new function for Circle to Search. This function will help out users who are stuck in a game.

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Google is adding new AI features to Android’s Circle to Search and Gemini Live tools. The update was announced today, ...

Is Google Circle to Search available on iPhone? The answer is yes, but with a caveat. You'll need the Google or Chrome app to use it.

Besides the handy translation addition, Google is expanding Circle to Search's availability to more devices. Since its January debut, the system-wide gesture has been available on the Galaxy S24 ...

Circle to Search employs Google Lens, which uses an online image database to help you identify objects. Google says new AI models allow Lens to recognize more unusual or unfamiliar things.

Google's Circle to Search tool allows Android users to search anything on a screen without switching apps. The tool is activated by long-pressing the home button or navigation bar.

When paired with the Google Lens integration, Circle to Search becomes a truly multidimensional tool that you'll use every day. Related. 6 cool ways to use Circle to Search on Android.