Google's new feature in web browsers with phones to speed up search

Google's new feature in web browsers with phones to speed up search

Imagine watching Google Frescoes or new furniture ideas with your phone, and you want to quickly access a place when you see a photo that's right for you. Now you can scroll to a faster website with the Swipe to Visit feature.

This feature provides a faster way to preview web pages than Google Image Search, which relies on accelerated mobile pages (AMP), announced by Google for the first time in 2016, an open source project designed to accelerate pages. Web Phones.

An important element of visual search is the ability for users to see many ideas before making a decision, whether to buy a product or to find DIY project instructions. This often involves downloading multiple web pages, which can significantly slow down the search process and prevent users from completing this task.

This feature will also help brands attract many potential customers to their websites by taking high quality images, including on their site pages, and enhancing them so that they appear in the search results.

Swipe to Visit will work with web browsers on phones but will not work in the Google Pixel search bar yet. Also be aware that some websites may not support AMP at this time.

Here's how this feature works:

• Open the web browser on your phone.
• Search for an item such as: Landscapes, and then click Find in Pictures.
• Click on the image that catches your eye.
• You will see a preview of the site at the bottom of the screen, drag it to immediately view the web page.
• When you're done looking at the webpage, you can leave it or scroll down to see it later.

Google has also announced the new Gallery Go application, a reduced version of the Google Photos Photo Management and Management application.

Gallery Go uses automatic learning features to automatically organize and enhance the look of your photos. For the first time, smartphone owners are helping smartphone users easily find, edit and manage their photos without having to access broadband Internet.