Circle to Search is now available on the Pixel Tablet [U]
Following the Pixel Fold last month, Circle to Search is now starting to roll out on the Pixel Tablet.
Expand Expanding CloseFollowing the Pixel Fold last month, Circle to Search is now starting to roll out on the Pixel Tablet.
Expand Expanding CloseCircle to Search on Android is a very useful feature because of its simplicity and, from the looks of it, it’s also coming to Google Chrome on desktop platforms.
Expand Expanding CloseEarlier this year, Google launched a Circle to Search feature for Android that takes a screenshot and lets you select what to look up. Thanks to Google Lens and iOS Shortcuts, the underlying Circle to Search capability can now be replicated on any iPhone.
Expand Expanding CloseCircle to Search has started rolling out to more devices, bringing a new way to run what’s on your screen through a Google Search. Here are the devices that can currently run Circle to Search.
Expand Expanding CloseSamsung is bringing One UI 6.1 to its Galaxy S21 series and foldables from 2021, but the company is solely bringing Google’s Circle to Search to these older devices, whereas others are getting nearly the entire Galaxy AI suite.
Expand Expanding CloseThe latest Made by Google Podcast episode talks to the development team behind Circle to Search (CtS).
Expand Expanding CloseFollowing last week’s announcement, Circle to Search is already rolling out to the Pixel Fold.
Expand Expanding CloseSold as a useful option to help you quickly find things you’re viewing on your device, Circle to Search has only just rolled out to more devices over the past week. Here’s what you had to say about your daily use.
Expand Expanding CloseCircle to Search has rolled out to all Tensor-powered Pixel phones. It launched on the Galaxy S24 series and, until recently, was limited to the Pixel 8 and 8 Pro.
Expand Expanding CloseFollowing the Pixel 8 and 7 series, Circle to Search is finally coming to all Tensor-powered Pixel devices.
Expand Expanding CloseThe Galaxy S24 series debuted earlier this year with a heavy focus on AI but, according to Samsung itself, the company isn’t even responsible for its “most popular” AI feature – Circle to Search.
Expand Expanding CloseThe Galaxy S24 Ultra was one of the first devices to debut Circle to Search at launch, but now the feature seems to be broken for a handful of users.
Expand Expanding CloseFollowing the March Feature Drop announcement, Circle to Search is starting to roll out to the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle launched Circle to Search earlier this year on the Pixel 8 series and Galaxy S24 series, but we haven’t heard much about it coming to other devices. Now, though, Samsung has confirmed that Circle to Search is coming to 2023 Galaxy smartphones next month.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle debuted Circle to Search earlier this year as a big new AI feature in Android. While it’s only available on some devices, the feature does have one limitation that seems rather obvious, which is that Circle to Search is disabled if you switch your default assist app.
Expand Expanding CloseCircle to Search is great – and very much a continuation of Now on Tap that Google should have prominently maintained as a core Android experience instead of relegating to Assistant for a few years – but how you launch it with gesture navigation is driving me mad.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle unveiled its super-useful new Circle to Search feature in January alongside Samsung’s launch of the Galaxy S24 series, but the feature only works on a small handful of Android devices so far. And, according to Samsung, that might not change for several months.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle’s super-useful new Circle to Search feature on Android has a couple of functions that went a bit under the radar, including the ability to zoom in on what you can see, as well as moving the search bar around.
Expand Expanding CloseAnnounced earlier this month and then made part of the January Feature Drop, Circle to Search is beginning to roll out to the Pixel 8 and 8 Pro. It’s very much the latest version of “Now on Tap,” “What’s on my screen?” in Assistant, and later “Search screen.”
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle is following “Now on Tap,” “What’s on my screen?” in Assistant, and later “Search screen” with a new “Circle to Search” feature debuting on the Pixel 8 and Samsung Galaxy S24 series.
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