Google Lens gets offline translation support


Google brings a new update for its Lens app to translate text without a working internet connection. It works similarly to the Translate app. Now, users can translate the texts into their preferred language without an internet connection.

The offline translation feature will become easy while travelling to foreign countries when there is limited data access. Users have to just point the phone camera on a text and the app will instantly show the translated text.

Users have to open the Google Lens app and go to the Translate filter. Then, click on the language placed at the top of the screen to select the language. There is a screen where you can download the languages for offline translation support. Users should have the latest version of the Google Lens app and expected to reach all the users soon.

There is a guest mode to its voice-based AI support that is Google Assistant, recently. The users have control over their privacy on devices that are powered by AI. The Guest Mode is turned on by a command “Hey Google, turn on Guest Mode,” and all the commands will not be saved to their account. It will not show any personal results till the Guest Mode is on.

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