Try to remember the days when you were using your phone to run queries around an object with just a single touch. The way we interact with search engines is getting more creative with the support of these built-in tools like Google’s Circle to Search, which has added a new sharing feature.
Right now Pixel and Galaxy devices have a feature called Circle to Search that allows you to guess information about any item on your screen by opening the circle. However, if you only need to highlight a specific part of what you have circled, what should you use to capture the audience’s attention?
Here’s the exciting news: Google is working on an upgrade that will enable you to save the location you’ve snapshotted as an image and share it with others. For example, consider a recipe posted online, and someone is only interested in the ingredients list, but you can view the entire post including the nutritional value of the recipe. Now, you not only bookmark the interesting excerpt but also tag it with an arrow from one icon and send it to an acquaintance from another icon!
Such users will no longer need to take full-screen screenshots, as they can now capture narrower parts of the webpage with this update. Thanks to the possibility of sharing highly detailed data, but without any unnecessary details, which at the same time will spoil the picture, will remain in your hands. Oftentimes, this is the most effective way to modify communication as well as highlight your point.
Although no specific date has been announced yet, the update still shows that it has the potential to increase the excitement of Circle Two Search. Start a project to share your experience that will be absent from the spotty screenshots.
🔥 Circle to Search on Pixel will soon let you copy and share selected areas as images
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