To search on your own to use circle Android phoneYou should use gesture navigation. Long press on the home gesture bar which is the small line at the bottom of the display. Draw a circle with your finger the item you want to find Google. If you want to know more about a song playing in the background, a Google Search Bar is shown by pressing a long home gesture bar, after which a music note inside a circle, and another circle with the Google translation icon.

The new circle for search features will show you your recent song discoveries and translate a whole page. , Image Credit Fonena

Press the music note and quickly tap the history icon on the upper right that looks like a clock with a curved arrow around it. Tap on it and you will see your “recent songs” page, shown by you the last few songs you hear, album cover art, singer or band who performed the song, began to listen to the tune when you started listening to the melody, and a bullet -shaped button that says “show full history.”

If you press on one of the images, you will be taken to a page where you can listen to special songs and even select the “song” tab to see the song.

Instead of pressing the gesture bar for a long time, instead of searching the music note on the shortcut bar, you can tap the circle with the Google translation icon. Tap the icon again and the full page will be translated. In the example I have embedded in this article, I have translated one of my stories into Chinese (yes, you like it better like this. I get it. Yak, yak). Note that if you circle something on the first screen, the translation facility will not work. But I can see that when translating a foreign source for a story it is very useful for me because I will be able to translate a whole page at a time.

Anyway, Google has given us two useful features in the circle, which should already work to make this feature more popular.