Google Inc(NASDAQ:GOOG)
is frequently called the search giant, and for good reason. The company is
always testing search features so that it can deliver most accurate and
relevant outcomes, both through web platform and apps.
By now, we all are
acquainted with the way Siri has made life seemingly easier. Google has
announced recently that it has launched a new search app for iOS that entails
updated and expanded voice features for more Siri-like experience.
The upgraded Google
Search app will allow users to engage and share their queries in a natural
manner while receiving responses that are pulled from massive resources of
Google. For an instance, users can ask what a thing looks like and Google will
come up with images that will automatically open, displaying the results for
the specified question. Conversely, the app can be asked to play a specific
movie trailer and the video will start on its own.
To start a voice
search, users simply need to tap on the microphone icon and speak. If the
response to a question is short enough, the app will speak the answer back.
Google said that the new Google Search app that is designed for iPad and iPhone
will help in finding information with improved voice search that answers any
question with the comprehensive Google search outcomes that users know and
love.
The system is powered
by Knowledge Graph, a Google feature, which is designed to help the app in
associating a search with its intended meaning. While the app proves to be
sleek and more interactive than all its previous offerings, it is not really up
to Siri’s level for iOS users. Siri is integrated into iOS, allowing users to manage
Apple device with voice commands, such as finding new email composition. Google
Search does not offer any such capability.
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