A few months ago, Google announced some new artificial intelligence features for Android. The most interesting of these is undoubtedly “Circle for searchIt was the function called ”. Users could search by circling certain parts of their screen. It was also possible to search directly by taking a screenshot.

However, this feature was only available on Android devices. So it wasn’t available on iOS. This situation has finally changed. Now iPhone users You can also access the ‘Circle for Search’ feature.

Can be used via the Google Lens shortcut

In its function, its use on iOS is available in Google’s application. via Google Lens can be used. This is a new addition to the Shortcuts section in iOS. shortcut Thanks to it. You can see how the feature works on iPhones in the video shared by 9to5Google. Just like on Android, you can search using a screenshot.

Let’s say Google Lens and the Circle for Search feature use the same technology and are largely similar. The only difference is that circling can be used worldwide on Android devices by pressing the home button.

The new Google Lens shortcut is available on all modern iPhone models. Straight away “Tap BackYou can use it with the accessibility feature. You must have the Google app installed on your device and use Google Lens via shortcuts. that you need to grant access to all your photos let’s point it out. To activate the shortcut, do the following:

How to Use Shortcuts on iPhones?

• Step 1: On your iPhone, go to Settings > Accessibility > Haptics.
• Step 2: Scroll down and select Tap Back.
• Step 3: Select Double tap or Triple tap.
• Step 4: Scroll to the Shortcuts area, then select the Google Search Screenshot shortcut.
• Step#5: Tap Back Tap to apply the setting.
• Step#6: Double or triple tap the back of your phone to run the shortcut.

Once you’ve done all this, your device will quickly send the screenshot to Google Lens and can perform functions like copying text, translating, or searching for images. Your new nap that it may not have reached everyone yet Let’s also add.