The mic kicks you over to voice search (yep, the same doodad as Google Assistant), while the camera icon is your gateway to Google Lens. Head to Google.com in any browser. Tap on the Google Lens ...

Then tap the Google Lens (camera-shaped) icon to the left of the microphone to open a viewfinder screen. Point the camera at the item you are interested in, and tap on it.

This updated icon is a result of Google renaming “Search with Live View” to “Lens in Map” last October when it announced an expansion to 50 new cities, including Austin, Las Vegas, Rome ...

The Google app is the first option: After you install it through the App Store, you can launch the search app and access Google Lens by tapping the camera icon next to the microphone in the search ...

If Google has added the feature to your account, the YouTube search bar on Android will include a Google Lens icon next to the text box and the microphone icon.

The shortcut will reside to the left of the microphone and Lens icons. To ensure its core Google Search product doesn’t fall behind competitors, Google is working to infuse generative AI into ...

Just type "Google Lens" in your address bar, click the Lens icon, then click and drag over what you want to know more about. Results will appear in a side panel along with the option to add a ...

To the right of the G logo was a microphone icon for voice search and an icon for Google Lens. Finally, there was a button with a music note for song search and a second button for translations.

In Chrome, tap the three-dot icon, swipe to the bottom of the screen, and select "Search screen with Google Lens." In the Google app, tap the three-dot icon to the right of the address bar and ...