Google's Circle to Search will start rolling out to more Android phones and tablets. Check if your device is on the list
Goodbye Pixel 6a! Google reportedly discontinues its popular mid-ranger ahead of I/O 2024 Google also announced that Circle to Search will soon allow users to translate anything that's on their screen. Without giving further details on how the feature will work, the company said that users will be able to translate text by simply long-pressing the home button or navigation bar and tapping the translate icon.
Circle to Search is an upgrade to Google's multisearch tool, which allows users to search text and images at the same time within the Google app. The latest feature goes a step further by allowing users to understand concepts, ideas or themes from the information they see on the web.
Also Read | Google Pixel 8a specs leaked online ahead of anticipated May launch To activate Circle to Search in any app, users will need to long-press the home button or navigation bar on their Pixel or Samsung device and then select their preferred gesture to highlight the searchable portion. Google has listed several use cases for how the new Circle to Search feature can be used.
For example, the new feature can help users identify the different items worn by an artist by simply circling, highlighting, doodling or tapping on the desired part of the image. While Google's official blog post stated that Circle to Search is coming to more Android phones, including foldables, and tablets, it did not specify the names of these devices.
However, a report from 9to5Google has revealed the names of the devices that will get the Circle to Search feature. Pixel 6 Pixel 6 Pro Pixel 6a Pixel 7a Pixel Fold Pixel Tablet Samsung Galaxy S23 series Galaxy Z Fold5 Galaxy Z Flip 5 Galaxy Tab S9 seriesMilestone Alert!
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