Google has developed a new face finder for the Photos app. The tech giant has merged the best features of the Google Lens service, which is powered by artificial intelligence and machine learning, with a new search tool.
One of the best applications of any Android mobile device is the Google Lens platform, which through the camera or the gallery helps you find what you want. The tool looks for similarities with the image you enter and shows you the best results.
The Lens feature is free and integrated into the Google Photos app, making it very easy to use. Now Google, through its latest update, has introduced a new search tool that could make Lens almost obsolete.
The Lens feature is free and integrated into the Google Photos app
The Lens feature is free and integrated into the Google Photos app
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As reported by the Android Police website, many users claim to have discovered that the Google Lens button has disappeared from the Photos application on their smartphone. In its place there is now a new “search” button that is much more precise than its predecessor.
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The new search engine developed by Google incorporates the old functions of Lens and adds new ones that allow more accurate search results. One of its most popular tools is the facial recognition capability in images, since it recognizes the faces of the people that appear in the photographs.
The new browser incorporates the old features of Lens and adds new ones
The good news is that this new feature doesn’t force us to do without the Lens finder tools, but instead combines them with new and improved ones. If we click on any object in an image, this function will carry out a related search and show us stores that sell similar producers or pages with information as a result.
The good news is that this new function does not force us to do without the tools of the Google Lens search engine.
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If you are a lover of Google Lens, you will be able to continue using the application directly. In addition, everything seems to indicate that the new search engine is undergoing a test limited to a few users, so it would not be surprising if it ended up disappearing.
