Google announced a couple new Google Lens features; (1) they are expanding how AI Overviews show on Google Lens results and (2) Chrome and Google's iOS app now let you search your screen with Google Lens.

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

Google Lens Screen Search is rolling out now with Chrome 133 for iOS and the latest version of the Google (Search) app.

Google unveiled a new "Search Screen with Google Lens" feature for iPhone that looks just like Circle to Search.

Starting this week, iOS users globally will be able to access 'Search Screen with Google Lens' via the three-dot menu on both the Google app and Chrome, essentially eliminating the need for screenshots when attempting to analyze on-screen context via Google Lens.

Google Chrome and the Google app for iOS are getting a new visual lookup feature. Announced on Wednesday, the new feature uses Google Lens to let users run visual queries on whatever is visible on the screen.

Google is bringing a Circle to Search-like feature to iPhones, allowing visual search within the Chrome and Google apps via Lens.

Google Lens has become a pretty incredible tool for searching the world around us, and it only continues to get better and more useful. With over 20 billion visual searches happening every month, Google is rolling out some exciting updates to make Lens even more powerful and versatile.

Google is introducing two small but meaningful enhancements to its Lens technology. To start, Chrome and Google app users on iPhone can now draw, highlight or tap on text and images to carry out a visual search of what they see in front of them.

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?