Technology are allocating A good part of its resources to invest in AI. And, for That is profitableit has to be used by the maximum possible number of people. If there is someone doing it well in that regard is Google, who is signing alliances with practically the entire smartphone industry to incorporate their model Gemini Nano in the native functions of the ROMs.
He began conquering Android and the following goal is clear: he wants to go for iOS. Just a few days ago, Gemini disappeared from Google’s app to work only through its native application. The following movement has been to bring to the iPhone one of its best known functions: ‘Circle to Search’.
Officially, the function that reaches the iPhone is not called ‘Circle to Search’, since it is an integration by which Google Lens You can analyze the content of our photographs or websites. Despite this, the operation is identical: a new gesture in which we can draw on the screen to highlight information and look for it.
This function is beginning to integrate both in Google Chrome and in the Google application, and does exactly the same as ‘Circle to Search’. Just press on the menu (three points) on Google or Chrome, select “Search on the screen with Lens”.
The app will tell us that “we surround to search,” and will reborn through the results of what we are looking for to offer related results. A perfect plan for, if we use Chrome instead of safari, we have ‘circle to search natively integrated.
Apple is not the only one on this path. Other technological giants, such as Microsoft, send frequent notifications in Windows to encourage users to use their artificial intelligence tools. Similarly, adobe integrates constant notices in applications such as Photoshop and Lightroom, to promote the use of their functions based on AI.
Most hardware and software products that incorporate artificial intelligence often invite (perhaps in an aggressive way) users to explore and take advantage of these capabilities.
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