Google Circle to Search to Bring Language Translations for Android Soon

The Google feature known as 'Circle to Search' will soon get additional functionality said the company, introducing language translations for the service. This feature by Google allows users to draw a circle on their Android devices to capture, and after doing so, the company's tech will direct them to Search and look for the exact and/or related results applicable.

Over its multiple releases, Google claimed that it is working on expanding the Circle to Search feature to more Android devices in the future.

Google Circle to Search Bring Language Translations to Android

Google's latest blog post brings significant updates to its technology, and one of the featured changes here is the arrival of language translations to the Circle to Search feature. This specific feature is only available to eligible Android devices, and with this language translation addition, Google now brings Translate's power to deliver more understandable information on smartphones.

Either the user draws a circle on their targetted content or long-press the home button (in Pixel smartphone's case, the line bar below the phone for going to the home screen gesture) and the navigation bar.

Google said that this effectively removes the need to copy-paste texts or paragraphs from the website to Google Translate.

More Devices to Get Circle to Search on Android Soon

According to Google, more Android devices are getting the Circle to Search feature soon, as they are currently working on its integration into other smartphones. For now, Circle to Search is only available for the Pixel 7 and later devices and the Samsung Galaxy S24 series.

For those who want an instant translation feature, Google recommends using the Google Lens app that can detect content and help them with translation needs.

Google's Developments for Search

The bread and butter of Google is Search, and this is still one of its most popular services and also its oldest available tech from what it has to offer.

That being said, Google has brought significant upgrades to the Search experience on multiple occasions, with last year's new feature centering on its ability to solve geometry, trigonometry, calculus, and physics problems better.

Of course, Search was not shy of the AI developments from Google which it delivered last year, with almost all aspects of its tech and services getting this integration. Search was given the capability to feature direct AI image generation on the Google Search bar, allowing those who are searching for content to create new media without the need to go to specific apps from the Mountain View giant.

While there are massive improvements on Search available now, Google is not yet slowing down in making its tech one of the top in the industry, centering on additional features for the mobile experience. Circle to Search is a great way to instantly bring the content displayed to be found on the internet, with language translations now offered for eligible devices, and an expansion to more smartphones coming soon.