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The company has come out with a new version of Google lens in beta, the company announced today at its annual developer conference. The new version will be made inside the camera app instead of Google Photos, and will exit in the next few weeks.

As part of the latest update, Google lenses are being made in native cameras of 10 different Android devices, including Google Pixel 2 and LG 7 Thinque devices, so you do not have to open a separate app. There will also be a real-time finder who will click on what your camera sees before clicking If you point your camera to the composer's poster, then the lens can also start playing a music video.

You open a camera app, and Google lenses will tell you what's in the image. Image Identification Tool can give users more information about things like books, buildings and works of art. How it works is that you take a photo, and the tool will process pixel through machine learning and provide relevant search tags to provide more information.

With this new update for the lens, Google has more eye on retail: Instead of identifying clothes, it will also provide you shopping links on occasion, if it recognizes brand or style. Lenses can now recognize words so that you can copy and paste from the real world into your phone, which is already the same functionality in the Google Translate image.

This time there is also a crossover between Google lenses and maps, which will add AR in Street View and help you navigate in real time.

There are 10 Android devices that receive Google lenses inside their Android device: LG, Motorola, Sheomi, Sony Mobile, HMD / Nokia, Transcen, TCL, OnePlus, BQ, Asus, and Google Pixel