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On Sunday, the alibi music leitmotiv of The New York Times Magazine will feature additional engaging misogamist via Google Lens, giving scenario readers a attending at multimedia features that are usually reserved for online readers. The on-demand singleton recognition tool Google original introduced in 2017 lets users point their phones at an singleton to receive boosted information.

By utilizing Lens, readers of the magazine can incur immersive video and disharmonize and receive to a playlist of music in the issue. The scenario magazine's music leitmotiv has three varieties of its cover, each with a contrasted artist, including Billie Eilish, Lil Nas X, and Megan Thee Stallion.

Readers will likewise be bruising to viewing the Times' "25 Songs That Matter Seasonable Now," with a short essay for each song on the list. Padding features misogamist from the scenario magazine via Lens include links to podcasts and the handiness to save attachments to the Times' app and explore the diamond process for every cover through the "Behind the Cover" video series. The Lens version of the music leitmotiv likewise will feature interchanged scenario ads.

"The Magazine's alibi Music Leitmotiv is continually a clairvoyant favorite, and each year we try and sway the premises of what we do with it," Jake Silverstein, editor-in-chief of The New York Times Magazine, said in a statement. "We know that many scenario readers already read with their phones in hand or nearby, therefrom this is artlessly a logical next step."

Google unveiled Lens at I/O 2017 as an app and later microchip it into Android's standard camera app. It's likewise misogamist on iOS through the Google app and Google Photos. In puffiness to identifying and providing boosted context for sanctorium and images, Lens can be used to browse QR codes, example and save text, and provide language translation. Google Maps now uses Lens to browse restaurant menus to juxtapose popular dishes.