Google is injecting its search engine with more artificial intelligence that will enable people to voice questions about images and occasionally organize an entire page of results, despite the technology's past misadventures with misleading information.

Google has announced a number of artificial intelligence-powered updates to its search engine, calling them “some of our most significant Search updates to date”. From Thursday, users of the Google app on both Android and iOS will be able to use their voice to ask a question as they point their phone camera at an object or subject.

Searching for products, songs, videos, and photos just got easier. Here's how to use Google's new feature to ask your questions.

Google is adding more AI to search. On Thursday, the company unveiled a long list of changes, including AI-organized web results, Google Lens updates (including video and voice) and placing links and ads inside AI Overviews.

It is the latest move from the tech giant to change how people search online using artificial intelligence.

The 9 Pro Fold’s cover screen is essentially the same size, shape and aspect ratio as the base Pixel 9. After using it for several weeks, and spending the last year with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Fold 6, it’s clear that a larger cover display on a folding phone should be the standard.

Google's Pixel 9 Pro and Pro XL are great phones, packing plenty to get excited about from the refreshed design to the plethora of fancy new AI skills. And while many of its AI tools are based around imagery -- including the wild generative AI Pixel Studio-- Google's Gemini Advanced is capable of providing deep (although sometimes inaccurate) answers to almost any questions you may have.

The Pixel 8 Pro clearly indicated Google's vision of software as the elevating factor in a high-end smartphone, with AI tools and a highly curated interface taking center stage. The Pixel 9 Pro XL directly supplants it,