Oct 26, 2021
By: Shadab RabbaniUsing Google Lens, you can capture text from physical documents like - books and newspapers, and copy them onto the clipboard of their Android devices.
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You can capture the text from any physical documents and transfer them to their computer by selecting the "Copy to computer" option.
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You can hear any text that you capture by selecting the “Listen” option.
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If you find some text in an image and want to use it, you can take a screenshot and open it in Google Lens to copy the text or send it on your computer.
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You can use any text in a physical document and look up for it and related results online by using the “Search” option.
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You can point the Lens to a business card, and it will allow you to save the contact details, including name, number.
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If you have a business card or any letterhead containing an email address, phone number, or website, you can email, call, text or visit the website directly from the Lens app.
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You can capture any text from a physical document and translate it into any language that Google recognises directly from the Lens app.
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You can use the Lens to scan barcodes and QR codes to open websites or perform whatever function that is encoded.
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You can access the Google Lens from Google's Image Search, Photos and your phone’s camera and perform all the functions it has to offer.
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You just have to say “Hey, Google: Open Google Lens” to open the Lens application without using your fingers.
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