Hello, readers. Satyam is here, not with news but with something more interesting. I thought you should be aware of Google Lens, which comes preinstalled on your device and can be very useful, but I bet you haven't used it yet; at least one of the five features will be new to you.

Almost all Android devices come with this Google app, including YouTube, Chrome, and Google Search, and within that only, there is Google Lens, of which you are unaware of the full extent of its uses; in some cases, it is so useful that you will want to thank me, but you will not follow this blog, and I don't understand why. 

So please subscribe to this blog because it will provide you with the best tips and tricks that you are not aware of, and don't forget to comment because that will suggest ways for me to improve.

Google Lens

Coming back to Google Lens, it can't be uninstalled easily either, other than rebooting, and that will affect your smartphone and may get you out of the warranty terms and conditions. So you should start using them right away because they have already taken up space on your smartphone. That's a smart tip from my side.

Second, it has many best uses, and I will describe some of the best among the best in the following points; if you have any questions, please leave a comment so that I can help you learn more easily. 

So let's begin with the first one, which will capture words from the camera. 

1. Extract text from the camera on any smartphone.

Yes, you read that correctly, and isn't there a more sophisticated way of extracting text from anywhere? What do you think of this? Please comment.

Google Lens allows you to rapidly copy text from any location. Simply launch the Google Lens app and switch to text mode. You may now select text by pointing the camera at it, exactly like you would on a web page. Once selected, press the Replicate Content option to duplicate the selected content.

and this feature only leads to many other useful tips.

2. Copy text from anywhere to the desktop.

Unlike the features of the iPad or iPhone that allow you to extract text from anywhere and copy it to another device while logged in with the same Apple ID, it is now available for Google users as well.

You can copy text from anywhere to your desktop if you use the same Gmail account on your laptop and phone. Rather than copying the material, you will really send it to your desktop.

Suppose you're typing on your desktop and want to quickly include a quotation from a book; scanning the text and selecting the Copy to Computer option is the most convenient and time-saving method. All machines that have the Google Chrome browser open are mentioned. You may quickly paste by clicking Ctrl+V or selecting Paste from the right-click menu. If you have Google Chrome installed on your computer and are signed in with your Google account, you should be OK.

So as a student, I have written many assignments and reports of projects with the help of this, and you wouldn't believe how much it was useful to complete an assignment in one night, and that's a sigma rule for engineers.

3. Find a specific word in a physical document or image.

It is also very useful to extract text from anywhere, and you can search for that on Google. and we know that Google knows everything; just try to ask once.

Swipe your finger left on the row of options at the bottom of the screen after selecting any form of text in the Google Lens app (such as "Copy Text" or "Copy to Computer"). Other possibilities, however, are concealed to the right of these first selections. One of them is a basic but quite handy "Find" button.

It will show up in the bottom space about the specific word, and sometimes it is very useful.

If we have to find a small statement in a big document by noticing with our eyes and brain, it will be very hard to read the whole document from start to finish, but this feature will solve the problem very smartly in a very short time, and that's the use of calling a smartphone a "smart" phone.

4. All textual and document-related requirements, including translation

It can solve almost any hardworking and engaging task in an extremely intelligent manner.

For example, if you need to copy the phone number from a business card or the address from an advertisement pasted on the outside of a building, it can do anything. If you are sitting in a bus and you have seen an interesting word and you want to know the meaning of it, you can also click the whole picture, select the word, and search for it on Google, where you can find anything related to it. Isn't this a great way to make your job easier?

And, because Google understands a wide range of languages, it can translate any text in an image into any language or language text that you understand. At the very least, you should try this feature because, believe me, it will astound you, as it did me the first time I used it.

It can also be used to read any text in an image or physical document aloud. like it can read any book, newspaper, or magazine easily to you; you just have to click on the specific article from your smartphone.

5. Search for or buy anything you see.

You will say that Google Lens is only useful for text and documents, but I want you to know that no, actually, Google is boundaryless, and we know only a few features. Also, Google is expanding its features every day.

Google Lens allows you to search any image and find images of the same type from all over the world. If you see a beautiful flower and want to know its name, how to plant it, or anything else about it, Google Lens can help you. Isn't this useful? By doing a Google search on them, you can learn everything from the names of dog breeds to the colours of buildings and why they are famous.

The next important feature of Google Lens is that it allows you to search for and purchase the same article from multiple online marketing sites.

If you like your friend's watch or shoe but don't want to ask where he or she got it or if he or she always tells you more about the product, Google Lens is for you because it makes it simple to find the product for you. Just go and try this feature.

 If you like this and find it useful, please subscribe to my blog so that I can continue to assist you in this manner. Please let us know which feature you like best and if you use it, as well as if I missed any of the features, by commenting.

That's all for today; tomorrow, I'll be back with some fantastic news about technology, including some recently launched devices; until then, keep smiling and staying healthy.