Google Lens, the search giant’s artificially-intelligent camera that can recognise objects, has had an upgrade: users can now copy text from the real world and paste it directly onto their ...

Simply aim the camera at any handwritten text, highlight it on-screen, and then select "Copy to Computer." After this, go to any document in Google Docs, click on "Edit," and paste the text.

If you paste it into Google Docs as it is, it will be possible to convert handwritten memos into text that can be edited on a PC. You can also have your handwritten notes read aloud by using the ...

Now, when you select text with Lens, you can tap "copy to computer" to quickly paste it on another signed-in device with Chrome." The handwritten notes are converted to text and appear almost ...

Washington D.C. [USA], May 7 (ANI): Google has added a new feature to Google Lens that will now allow users to copy and paste handwritten notes from your phone to your computer with Lens, though it ...

To use the feature, you simply need to point your camera at any handwritten text, highlight it on-screen, and select copy. You can then go to any document in Google Docs, hit edit, and then paste ...