At the latest Samsung Unpacked event earlier this year, Google unveiled an exciting new feature called Circle to Search. This innovative tool is currently available on Android phones like Pixel devices and select Galaxy models. With Circle to Search, users can easily search for any item on their phone with a simple gesture.
Since its launch, Google has continued to enhance Circle to Search with new features, such as full-screen translation. And now, the tech giant has introduced another game-changing update during its annual I/O developer conference.
The latest update to Circle to Search is designed to assist students with their homework by providing step-by-step solutions to complex physics and math problems. Students can simply circle a prompt they’re struggling with, and they’ll receive detailed instructions directly on their phones or tablets without having to switch between different apps or documents.
In the upcoming months, Google plans to expand the capabilities of Circle to Search even further. The goal is to help students tackle even more challenging problems involving symbolic formulas, diagrams, graphs, and more. This expansion is made possible by Google’s LearnLM initiative – a set of AI models specifically developed for educational purposes.
LearnLM is not only integrated into Circle to Search but also other Google products like Google Search, Android, Gemini, and YouTube. These updates aim to make learning more interactive, personalized, and engaging for users.
Currently accessible on over 100 million devices worldwide, Circle to Search is set to reach even more users in the coming months. Google aims to double this figure by the end of the year as part of its ongoing efforts to make education more accessible and efficient through technology.
For more information on Google’s advancements in AI technology and the latest features introduced at the I/O developer conference, be sure to explore all the new functions of Gemini. Stay tuned for updates on how Circle to Search continues to revolutionize learning experiences for students everywhere.
