Circle to Search Now Translates Continuously
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– Google has upgraded Circle to Search on Android with a new translation feature that continues translating as on-screen content changes.
– The feature, called “Scroll and translate,” works during swiping, scrolling, or even when switching between apps.
– It eliminates the need to trigger a new translation each time new text appears on the screen.
– The update is rolling out across Android starting this week.
– It will first be available on select Samsung Galaxy phones.
Circle to Search on Android has received a significant upgrade, making real-time translation more seamless than ever as users navigate through content. The new enhancement allows translations to persist dynamically, even when scrolling, swiping, or switching between applications. This eliminates the need to repeatedly activate the feature whenever new text appears on screen.
Google has branded this functionality “Scroll and translate,” though its capabilities extend well beyond that simple description. The tool now operates continuously, adapting to changes in displayed content without requiring additional user input. Whether browsing a lengthy article, flipping through images with text, or jumping between apps, the translation remains active and current.
The update is currently being distributed across compatible Android devices, with initial availability focused on certain Samsung Galaxy models. Broader rollout to additional smartphones is expected in the near future.
(Source: The Verge)
