I’m generally pretty good at coming up with the right words to find what I need on Google. But every now and then, I run into a question where I don’t quite know the right vocabulary to type into a search bar, or where it would take a paragraph to explain what I’m looking for. That’s usually when I realize I’ve been staring at a problem for 20 minutes that I could solve in two if I just pointed my camera at it. Here are five times Google Lens came to my rescue.
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