Google Lens makes it easy to run searches based on pics you snap with your phone’s camera.Lens has supported voice searches by tapping and holding on the shutter button.Now you can do the same thing with a new “Ask” button dedicated to voice input.Google Lens may not be as flashy as anything like Circle to Search, but the easy-to-overlook image analysis tool has been a reliable workhorse that continues to get better and better. Like everything else in Google’s stable, recently that’s meant pumping it full of all things AI, like the conversational Search Live tool that’s starting to roll out widely. Today we just spotted yet another addition to Lens, with Google adding a conspicuous new way to access a feature you may not have even known about.Normally when you’re using Lens, you snap an image, Google does its initial analysis, and presents you with its interpretation along with some visual matches. If you have more specific questions you’d like Google to address, you’re free to follow up with those.