Google has unveiled a new search experience for iOS users, making it easier than ever to obtain information about images on their screens. The update, powered by Google’s advanced AI models, allows iPhone users to explore details from images,

The feature appears to be a limited version of Android's Circle to Search, contained within a few apps. Will it convince some Apple lovers to jump ship, or at least ditch Safari?

Google is rolling out a couple of updates, beginning with iPhones, which receive a "Search Screen with Google Lens" in Chrome and the Google app. The company is also upgrading AI Overview's visual search knowledge through Lens for more "novel" cases.

Google has announced that it's bringing a new feature to iPhone that enables users to quickly search while browsing the web or watching videos.

Google is rolling out new tricks for the Lens visual search feature within its Chrome and Google apps on iOS, allowing users to search for

Open either the Google app or Chrome browser on your iPhone. Tap the three-dot menu, scroll down and tap Search Screen with Google Lens. A pop up will explain to tap or highlight anything with Google Lens. Tap Continue. When you use Google Lens, a screenshot of the page you're viewing is sent to Google.

For many months, I thought Circle to Search was a redundant Google Lens dupe, but I've been using it more recently and I've become a fan. Here's why.

Following the boosted vibration, Google’s next update for Circle to Search is a transparent navigation bar for Search results.