In this house, Google Photos is a widely used service. Being able to upload photos endlessly with minimal pressure and making them available on all devices with a Google account is a great advantage over other gallery apps. As we have just looked, the app and website have been updated with two new features small, but more than interesting.
On the other hand, it's a new integration with Google Lens that allows us to automatically copy found text to images. On the other hand, a website will now show us where the phone was loaded, are small, but the right information to know the origin of the images.
Selecting the default text
The Google Photos Android app has been integrated with Google Lens for a long time. With this engine we can analyze the content of the image to try to find information about it. With a new update with the Google Photos server the program is now available it can recognize text automatically and suggests a suggestion to copy the text directly.
Just turn on the image that Google Photos automatically detects when text or not to copy
This is a pretty useful job from there just open the image to show the suggestionWe don't have to do anything else. When we copy text from an image, Google Lens will open, where we can copy text to the clipboard, search results from Google or send text directly to the translator.
Regarding the website, Google images are now visible from where the photo was uploaded. So, by looking at the information in it we will be able to know whether to download it from iOS, Android or PC.
Update is transmitted via the serverSo if you don't have these jobs yet, all you have to do is wait and make sure you have something new to work on.
