Google Search app (formerly known as Google Mobile App) brings you the look and feel of google.com while allowing you to search in new ways. Use the new toolbar to target your search to the most relevant information you need.
Just a quick heads-up: Google just pushed a new and improved version of their Google app for iOS devices. Google Search app (formerly known as Google Mobile App) brings you the look and feel of google.com while allowing you to search in new ways. Use the new toolbar to target your search to the most relevant information you need.
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Check out the Sudoku puzzle solver feature in the vid above, where Google engineer (and Sudoku novice) Casey Ho pits Google Goggles’ Sudoku solving skills against the beautiful mind of 2009 Sudoku National Champion Tammy McLeod.
Check out the Sudoku puzzle solver feature in the vid above, where Google engineer (and Sudoku novice) Casey Ho pits Google Goggles’ Sudoku solving skills against the beautiful mind of 2009 Sudoku National Champion Tammy McLeod.
The new update of Google Mobile App ( with Google Goggles ) is available in the App Store for free…
Goggles is enabled only for English-speaking users, and since it requires an auto-focusing camera it is supported only on iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4 running iOS 4 or above.
One year ago we told you about Google Goggles, visual search for Android phones ( at the time ) , and back in June we told you that Google will bring the service to the iPhone. Today, Google finally integrated Goggles into their Google Mobile app…
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Google project manager Shailesh Nalawadi confirmed that the company’s mobile visual search tool would be making its way to the iPhone “soon.”
Back in December, we told you about Google’s Goggles, a visual search apps for Android devices. According to RWW , in a presentation Thursday at the Augmented Reality Event in Santa Clara, California, Google project manager Shailesh Nalawadi confirmed that the company’s mobile visual search tool would be making its way to the iPhone “soon.” He also announced that a logical next step for the app in the near future would be to release public APIs for leveraging Google’s technology.
