A new Google feature makes it easier to find what you're looking for when you can't describe it in your own words.
I'm sure many of you have had times when you couldn't think of the name of what you were looking for, or even describe in your own words what you were looking for. This is where Google's innovation, which uses images to fill in the 'missing parts', comes in handy, and has already started testing it in the US.
The multisearch feature allows users to search with text and images at the same time. What this means in practice is that you can replace a word with images using Google Lens, which uses image recognition technology, so there's every chance that your search will give you the most accurate results possible. Like this:
Google illustrated its functionality through an example of a garment on his blog: for example, if you want to know if a particular garment is available in green, all you have to do is take a picture of it with Google Lens and write the word green next to it.
The search hour has recently been added to the Google Calendar introduced a new feature to help bring friends together. The new feature allows users to select dates in their calendars that are suitable for a get-together, and then invite their friends to one of those dates to decide if they are interested.
