Google has recently revamped its Circle to Search feature, which is now available for Samsung Galaxy users. While the update is still rolling out to a limited group, it will soon be available for everyone. This update is part of the latest update of the Google app, which aims at improving the search experience.
The fresh update brings the look of the Circle to Search feature. The search bar now has a chunkier, rounded box around it, with buttons surrounding the search bar and elements. This gives the interface a more organized and modern appearance.
Moreover, the Translate and Google Lens buttons, which were previously part of the search bar, are now moved to an app drawer. To access these features, you will need to tap on the new app drawer button instead of having them directly in the search bar.
While some users might find this extra tap a little inconvenient, the app drawer helps keep the search bar neat and free of clutter. It also makes room for new features that Google might add in the future.
Aside from this, the Music Search button still stays next to the search bar, but users are hoping Google will eventually allow more customization for which shortcuts appear.
Google had already removed the Lens button from the search bar a few weeks ago, and this update takes the next step in making the interface clearer.
To try out the revamped Circle to Search design, make sure you have the latest version of the Google app installed on your Samsung phone. The update is gradually rolling out to Samsung Galaxy users and will be available to everyone soon.
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