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Google Lens replaces Google Translate's camera mode on Android and iOS

Por: 9to5Mac Tech December 06, 2022

Back in September, Google previewed a feature for Lens that takes advantage of the technology behind the Pixel’s Magic Eraser. Ahead of that, Google Translate has replaced its built-in translation camera with Google Lens. Besides visual search that has various shopping, object, and landmark identification use cases, Google Lens is good at lifting text for real-world copy and paste. That “Text” capability goes hand-in-hand with the... + full article



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