Google Lens Now Arrives On iOS Version 3.15

Posted on March 17, 2018

Google Lens is now available on Apple iOS devices. Over the next few weeks the roll out will be completed. To recall, Google Lens is an on-demand object recognition tool which could be accede through the Google Photos app.

Google Lens is Now Available on iOS Version 3.15

When users clicks a picture of an object, Google Lens recognizes the object and pops up a slew of information  and details about the object.

The object which a Google Lens could identify may be photos of business cards, books, landmarks and buildings, paintings in a museum, plants or animals, and flyers and event billboards. If you use Lens on a photo that has phone numbers or an address, you will be able to automatically save this information as a contact on your phone, while events will be added to your calendar.

You can easily use the feature on your Apple devices. Launch the Google Photos app, select a photo and then tap on the Google Lens icon. Google then provides the details of the photos. On the basis of the details provided, you can initiate further action.

The noteworthy point is that if your web and app activity setting is switched on, your Google Lens activity will be saved to your Google account. However, you can delete any history from your My Activity page at any time. The feature is currently being rolled out to version 3.15 of the iOS app.

 

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