Google keeps surprising us with its unique features that make our phones even more thoughtful. One standout feature is Google Lens, which is like having a super bright friend on your phone, changing ...

In addition to a new gesture-powered search feature for Android devices, Google today also introduced an AI-powered addition to its visual search capabilities in Google Lens. Starting today, users ...

Google Lens is the visual search tool you never knew you needed. Think of it as Google Search but for images. It lets you look up information on things you see, translate and copy text from pictures, ...

Google is introducing a new way to handle complicated searches using two sources of information: image and text. “Multisearch,” lets you add text as context for an image you’re searching with Google ...

Google Lens uses image recognition to identify landmarks, plants, animals, and more. Google Lens also facilitates reverse image searches and can translate text. Google Lens is available as a ...

Lens is one of the coolest things Google has going on, and it seems that very few people are paying it much attention. It's taking a branch of machine learning called "computer vision" and refining a ...

You probably already use your iPhone or iPad to take photos of anything interesting you come across on a daily basis. Imagine if there was an easy way to access background information on the images in ...

AI-powered visual search tools, like Google Lens and Bing Visual Search, promise a new way to search the world—but most people still type into a search box rather than point their camera at something.

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The head of Google’s new visual search tool, which lets you find information using your phone’s camera, talks about what could be next. Richard Nieva was a senior reporter for CNET News, focusing on ...