Bubble Level Feature Available On Some Phones

Bubble level is new feature that comes out when users search for “bubble level” through their smartphone. The search will result to a working level displayed together with the search results.

The answers provided by Google to search results of users are typically displayed at a single glance. For instance, converting one unit of measurement into another can be facilitated by the Google search results. There are instances where a summary is also included in the search results. In addition, links are also provided together with the search results if users want to expand the answer.

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The latest feature offered by Google shows an actual level displayed in the search results. This feature is useful when people want to make sure something is placed at a level position. However, it appears the feature is supported by a limited number of phones. It may also be based on the browser settings. The new feature is also applicable to iOS devices and not limited to Android devices.

The bubble level or spirit level is essentially a tool used in determining whether the ground is level or not. A level is also utilized by landscape photographers when they want to check whether the camera is level or not. It can also be used even when the tripod is positioned on a surface that is uneven. The new feature offered by the browser is useful when it comes to hanging photos or paintings on the wall. It allows users to ensure that the photo or painting is not crooked when they are hung on the wall.

Some industry watchers are wondering whether the new feature offered on the browser can be used as a replacement of the actual tool. While it may not serve as a replacement to the actual tool, it can still be utilized by people who may not want to buy the tool for a simple job. Due to this, the new bubble level feature of the browser may be quite handy for quick jobs.

Posted by George Daniels on Thursday December 24 2015, 3:45 AM EST. All trademarks acknowledged. Filed under Technology. Comments and Trackbacks closed. Follow responses: RSS 2.0