Phones Canada is thrilled to share the latest news about Google’s innovative “Circle to Search” feature. This exciting tool, originally introduced on Samsung Galaxy S24 series and Pixel 8 smartphones, may soon be making its way to iOS devices through the Google Chrome browser.

Recent reports from The Mac Observer indicate that Google is working on an enhanced version of Google Lens Search, internally known as “LensOverlay,” which is expected to include Circle to Search functionality. This development suggests that iPhone users could soon have the ability to search for objects by simply drawing circles around them on their screens within the Chrome browser.

While the exact release date for this feature remains unknown, it’s only a matter of time before iOS users can benefit from this convenient tool. It’s still unclear whether the rollout will extend beyond iPhones to include iPads or if it will be a gradual or widespread launch. Additionally, users can currently access similar functionality using the Google Lens app on iOS.

The introduction of Circle to Search on iOS would mark a significant expansion for this feature, known for its intuitive approach to object identification and search. By potentially making it available through Chrome on iPhones, Google demonstrates its commitment to enhancing accessibility across different platforms.

As we eagerly await an official announcement, tech enthusiasts are already buzzing with excitement over the prospect of seamlessly integrating Circle to Search within the Google Chrome browser on iPhones. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting development!