By Geeks are Sexy, May 27, 2017
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Possibly the most useful for day-to-day life is Google Lens, which is effectively the existing “point your camera and click for a relevant search” technology, but working almost instantaneously and with less need to use menus and text input to say what you want to know. According to Google, examples would include pointing the camera at a foreign menu for instant translation (without the need to install or fire up the Translate app) or pointing it at a flower for an instant species identification.
The most useful example was pointing it at the sticker on the base of routers belonging to people who haven’t changed the password. Google Lens will not only figure out this is an SSID and password, but will automatically connect you to the network as well.
