Circle to Search is one of Google’s best new feature ideas because it makes searching what’s on your screen a breeze. All you need to do is hold down the navigation handle or home button and ...

Code in Android 15 suggests you’ll be able to use Circle to Search while a messaging bubble is on screen, though this feature isn't live yet.

What's perhaps more interesting here is the fact that Google is rearranging Android's system-wide gestures to accommodate Circle to Search. If you use button-based navigation, long-pressing your ...

If you’re using Android’s gestures to navigate around the interface, you can still use the Circle to Search shortcut. Touch and hold on the gesture bar that hovers up a bit from the bottom.

You've got two options here: gesture or button navigation. Whichever you're using, tap the gear icon next to the current mode, then turn on the Circle to Search toggle switch.

Google’s Circle to Search has become a beloved feature for many on Android for its intuitive way of looking up objects in images. Over the past few months, the tool has become more widespread ...

Long-press the home button/gesture bar and circle whatever you see on screen that you want to learn more about. It’s quick, easy, and really intuitive. But there’s a little more to it than that.

On-screen navigational buttons on Android mean there’s more room for customization, but Google has yet to offer the right tools. That may change soon. On stock Android, the standard navigation ...

Google built Assistant, Gemini, Lens, and Circle to Search as overlapping accessories to Search, making the service significantly more intuitive and accessible on the best Android devices.The ...