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Apple delaying Google voice search app for iPhone and iPod touch?
MacDailyNews —
Apple delaying Google voice search app for iPhone and iPod touch? Saturday, November 15, 2008 - 10:32 AM EST "Google today unleashed its improved [Google Mobile App for Apple iPhone and iPod touch] to the press and supposedly to Apple. But it hasn't yet hit the Apple store," Seth Weintraub reports for Computerworld. "What gives?" "The application was due [as soon as Friday]," Weintraub reports. "However, as I check my watch, it is now Saturday, and I still can't download this app. Is something up with Apple not wanting its users to have this functionality? Will Apple block iPhone users from this for some reason? Perhaps Apple has a competing technology waiting in the ...
More Apple iPhone Search Weirdness, And Embarrassment For Google
TechCrunch —
Google’s carefully orchestrated launch of their new voice-recognition search application for the iPhone took a dive this weekend. The application didn’t appear as promised, and Google took down the YouTube video demo’ing the product (although it’s still on the Google Channel YouTube page and embedded below).
This is an extraordinary event. Other search app providers have told me they’ve been kept waiting months for approval of their app, with no explanation from Apple. But Google and Apple are close, even sharing Google CEO Eric Schmidt as a board member. Something definitely went sideways, most likely involving Apple ...
Update On Google iPhone Voice Recognition App: Look For It On Monday
TechCrunch —
Google’s voice recognition search application for the iPhone, originally set for launch on Friday, will likely go live sometime Monday, we’ve heard from a source with knowledge of the situation.
Google was under the impression that the application would be live on the App Store on Friday (obviously, since they pushed all significant press attention to it). Sometime Friday they found out Apple wouldn’t be pushing it, despite the fact that Google submitted it for review earlier in the week and got a thumbs up for Friday. One source says they’ve had little direct contact with Apple during the review, instead getting their ...
Google’s Voice Recognition Search App Now Expected on Monday
MacBlogz - One Stop Apple News —
The highly anticipated Google voice recognition search application that was set to push last Friday, will now likely be made available through the App Store on Monday.
Google’s voice recognition search application allows users to speak into the device, converting the sound into a digital file that is sent to Google’s servers where the information is analyzed for the best search display. Simply put, you can speak and ask questions directly into your iPhone and receive the appropriate search results. The application was expected to hit the App Store on Friday, and was met with heavy anticipation.
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Google makes big “Voice search for iPhone” announcement…so where is it?
Apple Gazette —
This weekend Google made a lot of effort to announce an update to their Google Mobile App that includes voice search. So much so that they posted the video above on YouTube, and even had an announcement article in the New York Times. The App update was supposed to appear in the App Store as early as Friday.
Here is is Monday, and as I write this - there is still no App.
Google has even gone so far as to take down its demo video of the product (although it is still available on the “Google Channel” - and I got it from Tech Crunch), and we all know how odd ...
First Look At Google Mobile App For iPhone: Great But Not Second Coming
TechCrunch —
Well, it happened. Google’s voice recognition mobile app finally arrived today on the iPhone App Store. Until today all we had to go by was the demo video that Google created showing it in action.
And that video shows something that quite simply changes the way I’d use the phone. Instead of clicking buttons on the virtual keyboard to search the web or my contacts, I’d just hit a button and use the Google Mobile App. And it really is just one button - it knows, via the accelerometer, when you put the phone to your ear and when you take it away. Voila! Cool stuff happens.
Here’s the video, narrated by Mike LeBeau on ...
Google Mobile iPhone app with voice search now available
AppleInsider —
By AppleInsider Staff Published: 08:00 AM EST The new version of Google's Mobile iPhone application that includes voice search recognition was made available as a free download on the App Store last night. "The new Google Mobile App for iPhone makes it possible for you to do a Google web search using only your voice," said Dave Burke, Engineering Manager for Google's mobile team. "Just hold the phone to your ear, wait for the beep, and say what you're looking for." In addition to allowing users to speak their search queries instead of typing them, the updated app ( Free, App Store ) includes an Apps Tab that allows you to reorder Google Apps to make it ...
Apple posts Google Mobile App featuring iPhone voice search
MacDailyNews —
Apple’s iTunes App Store posts Google Mobile App featuring iPhone voice search Tuesday, November 18, 2008 - 08:43 AM EST Apple has (finally!) posted Google's updated Google Mobile App for iPhone and iPod touch which now features voice and My Location search. Google Mobile App is free. Features include: 1. Voice search - Speak your queries instead of typing them. Just bring the iPhone to your ear, wait for the tone, then speak your query 2. Search with My Location - Search for nearby businesses and more without specifying where you are located 3. When you type, get time-saving suggestions for: - website shortcuts, like Wikipedia articles - search history - word ...
Google Voice Search: not just web search but Contacts too
jkOnTheRun —
News broke last week that Google would be adding voice search capabilities to the iPhone and the app is now appearing in the iTunes AppStore. I gave it a download earlier this morning but want to clarify one bit. The application isn't a standalone app that solely provides voice search capabilities. ...
Google Mobile with Voice Search Available Now
Mac|Life all RSS Feed —
google Google updated its Google Mobile App last night. The free download, includes voice recognition software that will allow you to explore the world of Google with out using those silly fingers."The new Google Mobile App for iPhone makes it possible for you to do a Google web search using only your voice," said Dave Burke, Engineering Manager for Google's mobile team. "Just hold the phone to your ear, wait for the beep, and say what you're looking for."Google Mobile App, also means you will no longer need to specify your location with integrated use to Search with My Location, you simply search for a business, and the results will be based on where you, and your ...
Can We Talk? Google Mobile Can!
iSmashPhone —
Google has upped the handset-search-engine ante with its latest release of Google Mobile App. By adding speech recognition, you can initiate searches with nothing more than your voice. The above video shows just how easy this is. Another new feature is "My Location," which lets you search for business, weather, and movie information without specifying where you are. The app also features keystroke-saving suggestions for keyword, URL, and map searching, a search history, and easy access to other Google products like Map, Gmail, and News. Best of all, the app is ...
Google Mobile App for iPhone, now with Voice Search
The Daily Mac —
Google asked:
Mike LeBeau of the Google mobile team gives an overview of the new Google Mobile App for iPhone. The App lets you speak your queries without pushing any buttons, and also lets you do local searches without specifying your location.
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