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    Google releases instant language translation with Circle to Search

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    Last updated: April 3rd, 2024 at 12:50 UTC+02:00

    Last week, Google announced that it will soon upgrade Circle to Search, which is one of the highlights of the Galaxy S24, with the ability to instantly translate content on the screen from one language to another, even if the content is in the PDF format. Well, that feature is finally here. According to a new post from Mishaal Rahman on X/Twitter, Google has started rolling out the ability for Circle to Search to instantly translate the content on the display from one language to another to some users.

    Google Circle To Search's Translate Feature

    As you can see in the video that he has shared, to access the feature, you will have to long-press on the home button or the navigation bar to summon Circle to Search, and then tap on the translate button at the bottom-right corner of the screen. Once you do that, if there’s any content on the display that’s in any other language than the one you prefer, it will convert the content from that language to the one you prefer.

    We haven’t received the feature on our Galaxy S23 or Galaxy S24+ in India. But it doesn’t mean that Google isn’t rolling it out to Galaxy smartphones. We are expecting Google will offer the new feature with an update to the Google app. So, keep checking for the new version of the Google app on the Play Store.

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