Google has released a new feature which will allow people to search the internet by taking a video. Video search will let people point their camera at something, ask a question about it, and get search results.

Google is slowly rolling out a new Google Lens feature that lets you perform internet searches with self-recorded videos.

Searching for products, songs, videos, and photos just got easier. Here's how to use Google's new feature to ask your questions.

Google is adding more AI to search. On Thursday, the company unveiled a long list of changes, including AI-organized web results, Google Lens updates (including video and voice) and placing links and ads inside AI Overviews.

Google just unveiled a slew of new AI search updates. Are they worth trying out? Here are the highlights, one major pitfall, and how to try out the new features yourself.

On Thursday, Google announced new search-related updates. In addition to the broad rollout of the redesigned AI Overviews feature, which makes links to publications more prominent, along with — whomp,

Google has now rolled out search results organised by its Gemini AI models globally to all countries wherever AI Overviews are available

Google has announced a number of artificial intelligence-powered updates to its search engine, calling them “some of our most significant Search updates to date”. From Thursday, users of the Google app on both Android and iOS will be able to use their voice to ask a question as they point their phone camera at an object or subject.