The Android Circle to Search feature was released in early 2024. It allows you to draw a circle around content for which you want to search.

Now that Twitter Circle has officially been rolled out worldwide (and appears to be working properly now), it's time to play with it. Here's how to use it.

Circle to Search is quick, convenient, and genuinely useful—not something you can say about every AI feature launched in the past few months. It's not available on every phone though.

Circle to Search is now available on the Google Pixel 8. Here's how to use it Google's AI-powered search feature that debuted on the Galaxy S24 is hitting Pixel devices now.

Circle to Search allows you to highlight or circle text, images, or video on your screen and run it through Google's search engine. Here's how it works and which devices are supported.

Google Circle to Search feature allows users to invoke the Google app on their Android phone and draw a circle to search for information.

Twitter announced the new feature in a tweet, saying: “giving you all Twitter Circle because sometimes your Tweets aren’t for everyone”. Here’s what you need to know about the new feature and how to ...

How to use Twitter Circle To use Twitter Circle, the first step is to create one. By opening up the sidebar of sections while logged into Twitter, click on the ‘Twitter Circle’ tab.

Google found a way to bring Circle to Search to iPhone, but it's not quite the same functionality as on Android - here's how you enable it.