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By applying Google Lens you can choose the following:

• Translate: Translate text by photographing it and then translating it between

the languages available in the Google Translate application.

• Text: Copy text instead of writing it by photographing it and selecting the text to

be copied.

• Search: Search for information about a photo taken with the phone camera,

such as searching for a plant species, animal species, rare painting, brand of a

piece of clothing or furniture, or even finding out the source of an image spread

on a social networking site, or confirming a photo previously published in a

research. Barcodes and QR codes can also be scanned.

• Homework: Help understand homework by taking a picture of it and solving it

or finding educational videos from websites for mathematics, history, chemistry,

biology, physics and ... etc.

• Shopping: by taking a picture of the goods to know their price and places of

display.

• Places: Search for places by taking a picture of them or places similar to them.

• Restaurant: The app helps you choose the best dishes when browsing restaurant

lists.

Note:

All the above points can be applied to a screenshot or photos stored in the phone

library.

Translate a screenshot

1. On your Android phone or tablet, go to the website or app you want to translate.

2. Take a screenshot.

3. Open the Google Photos app .

4. Choose the screenshot you want to translate and then tap on the Google Lens

icon to translate.

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