Rita El Khoury / Android Authority
TL; Dr
- The newest Google app beta provides a shortcut to track search historical past for Circle to Search.
- There’s additionally a brand new translate button that seems after one thing is circled.
Circle to Search is a useful gizmo that can be utilized for a wide range of functions, from serving to you discover the title of a track to translating international languages. Since its debut, Google has been regularly enhancing the function by including new skills. In our newest APK teardown, we discovered that extra adjustments are on their means.
An APK teardown helps predict options that will arrive on a service sooner or later based mostly on work-in-progress code. Nonetheless, it’s potential that such predicted options might not make it to a public launch.
Whereas investigating the newest beta of the Google app (model 16.22.44.sa.arm64 beta), we found two new adjustments to Circle to Search. These adjustments relate to the track recognition and translation capabilities.
Beginning with the music ID software, a brand new icon now seems whenever you seek for a track. After you activate Circle to Search and faucet on the music notice icon, you’ll now see a historical past icon within the prime proper nook of the display screen. This icon is a shortcut to the “Latest track searches” web page, which started rolling out to beta testers in April. Right here you’ll be capable to view your entire previous searches, full with track titles, thumbnails, and artist data.
Subsequent up, we have now an extra button for translation. At present, you possibly can translate your entire display screen by tapping on the translate button in Circle to Search. Nonetheless, you lose the chance to translate for those who circle one thing first. On this scenario, you’ll have to shut out of Circle to Search and set off it once more if you wish to translate some textual content.
It appears like it will change quickly, as a brand new translate button now seems after one thing is circled. You possibly can take a look at the video above for an instance.
