Google’s Circle to Search, a powerful tool for identifying⁤ anything on your screen,⁣ is becoming ⁢even more useful with⁣ a new ⁤translation feature rolling out ⁢this week.

Previously, translating text with‍ Circle to Search required repeatedly initiating the process each time you scrolled or the content on⁤ your display changed. This could be frustrating when trying to understand longer articles or webpages in a different language. Now, a simple ⁤”scroll and translate” option eliminates that hassle.

To access‍ the improved translation feature, simply long-press the⁣ home ⁢button ‍(or navigation bar) to activate Circle to Search, select “Translate,” and then tap “scroll ⁢and⁤ translate.”‍ The tool will ⁣then dynamically translate text as you ⁢move through the content, providing a seamless reading experience.

The update is initially ‍being released to select Galaxy phones, ⁤with wider availability planned for other devices that ⁣support Circle to Search in the coming days⁢ and ⁣weeks. This enhancement significantly improves the practicality of‍ on-screen⁤ translation, making it a truly real-time and convenient tool ⁢for global ‍communication and information access.