Advice Galaxy S24 brought a lot of news, of which it is clearly among the most significant Galaxy AI. Samsung's artificial intelligence features include those in which Google has the lion's share. After all, it already offers Circle to Search in its Pixel 8. But if you want, you can also use its principle on devices older than the current top line of Samsung.
Galaxy AI is only supposed to come to future flagships, so certainly this year's puzzles. If we're talking about who gets her back, it'll just be a turn Galaxy S23 to Galaxy Z Fold5 and Z Flip5 and tablets Galaxy Tab S9. So if you own any A or older Galaxy S22 etc, you may feel wronged. But you don't have to be sad, because there is a very similar function for you too. And for years now.
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All the core technology that powers Circle to Search is already available on your phone, you just have to get to it with a few taps, not just holding down the home button. But you must have the Google Chrome application installed for this. Circle to Search is basically just a perfect implementation of a function called Lens in One UI (i.e Androiduu Pixel phones).
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How to use Google Lens
You actually just need to install the application from Google Play on your device Google Chrome, which is the company's web browser. Open the application and tap on the camera icon located on the right side of the search bar. Here you can be asked to access the camera and gallery. Then you just choose whether you want to take the picture now or load it and get results immediately, just like in Circle to Search. Of course, it also works on screenshots.
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In addition to searching by image, you can also use Google Lens to translate text from photos you take or upload, or ask for homework help by scanning questions or math examples. It also works for us Galaxy S21 FE. It's not that elegant, but at least you can try it out if you like such a function Galaxy They actually appreciated the AI.
No need to download a browser. Just download the Google Lens app and it might work even better than this