Google just released a Google Lens shortcut launcher on the Google Play Store. The new Google Lens update simply creates a home screen/app drawer icon to quick launch Lens. If you don’t have a phone ...

If it's not already on your Android device, Google Lens is now available as a standalone app from the Play Store. Lens is useful if you see something but don't know exactly what it is, or want more ...

Apple iPhone and iPad users are no longer limited to using Google Photos to do deeper, AI-powered searches of images. Shelby Brown (she/her/hers) is an editor for CNET's services team. She covers tips ...

The Assistant-enabled feature lets you point your camera at objects, text, barcodes or landmarks, getting information about them in the process. Google Lens also reads QR codes, allowing you to get ...

Your phone’s camera isn’t just for selfies—it can also double as a visual search engine. From mystery plants to random gadgets, these top Android and iPhone apps can help you identify almost anything ...

If you don't already have Lens on your Android phone, or just want a quicker way to launch the visual search tool, you can go download the free app now. I'm PCMag's managing editor for consumer ...

Google Lens can now recognize over a billion items in the world around us, the search engine giant announced this week. That's four times as many things that the AI-powered feature could identify when ...

Google has officially put the final nail on Google Goggles's coffin. A new update released just now effectively renders the app unusable, displaying instead a splash screen that encourages users to ...

Google Lens now has a shortcut – introduced on desktop earlier this year – that lets you quickly open the Image Search experience on Android. After analyzing an image with Google Lens on Android, some ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Google has released a standalone Lens app in Google Play so now you can have yet another way to ...

Good news, Android fans: Google Lens is now available as a standalone app from the Play Store, meaning it can now be installed even if the host device doesn't offer built-in Lens functionality. Google ...