Google have updated its iPhone app to allow people to search on Google in two new ways: by voice and by location.
With the new version of the app, people can conduct a Google search by simply speaking their query into their iPhones. "Voice Search" uses speech recognition technology to transform spoken words into text and then runs the query through Google web search as if it had been typed manually.
Additionally, when the app is turned on, Voice Search will detect the phone's movement and activate automatically when you want to do a search.
This update to the Google Mobile App also uses the iPhone's location detection to further personalize your search results.
Now you can just type (or speak) a query like "pizza," "movies" or "weather" and you will receive results tailored specifically to your current location, without having to include a city or zip code in the search.
To learn more, visit or download the app from the iPhone App Store by searching for "Google Mobile App."
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Google Mobile App.
