For many months, I thought Circle to Search was a redundant Google Lens dupe, but I've been using it more recently and I've become a fan. Here's why.

Google is rolling out new search gestures that allow iPhone users to highlight anything on their screen to quickly search for it. The Lens screen-searching feature is available on iOS in both the Google app and Chrome browser and provides a similar experience to Android’s Circle to Search, which isn’t supported on iPhones.

The AI-powered feature, which lets you quickly search for whatever's on your screen, is rolling out to iOS users this week.

Google is bringing a Circle to Search-like feature to iPhones, allowing visual search within the Chrome and Google apps via Lens.

Google is introducing a new Lens update that allows users to search what's on their screen with a simple gesture.

Ever spotted something interesting on your screen and wished you could instantly search for it? Google's bringing that power to iPhone users with its new screen search feature, letting you search for anything you see directly through Chrome or the Google app.

Google unveiled a new "Search Screen with Google Lens" feature for iPhone that looks just like Circle to Search.

Now, thanks to Google Lens, iPhones are getting pretty close to that.Google has announced two big updates to its visual search tool, Google Lens, for iPhone users. The most important one is the fact that a new screen search feature is being introduced within both the Chrome and Google apps.

Accessible in the Chrome and Google apps for iOS, the new search capability lets you select an item on the screen to learn more about it.

Google has unveiled a new search experience for iOS users, making it easier than ever to obtain information about images on their screens. The update, powered by Google’s advanced AI models, allows iPhone users to explore details from images,