GOOGLE’S NEW SEARCH FEATURE LETS YOU TAKE A PHOTO OF SOMETHING

This could come in handy.  It happens all the time, you see a jacket or a dress on a celebrity in a photo and wonder, where can I get that?

Now Goggle may be able to answer your question!

Google is going to start letting you search for stuff by taking a photo and then adding text to zero in on exactly what you’re looking for.  They’re beta-testing a feature called Google Lens Multisearch that uses A.I. to figure out what you took a photo of, and then answer questions about it.

For now, they’re focused on using it for shopping.  So instead of asking someone where they got their jacket, you could take a picture from across the room, add a phrase like “where to buy”, and it’ll tell you.

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They think it could have wider applications though.  For example, you could eventually take a picture of something that’s broken and type “how to fix.”

It won’t work with everything, just like your voice assistant is still kind of dumb.  But the A.I. is getting better and better.

They’re rolling it out on the Google app for iPhones and Androids, but it’s not available for everyone yet.

Here’s how to use the app! Click here