In October, Google updated its search application for the iPhone with voice capabilities that more closely resembled those of Siri, the often-maligned virtual assistant included in the iPhone.
Miner adds that Google's search application for the iPhone has been successful and this should bode well for search advertising on Android phones.
Dexetra, the makers of Friday, a contextual personal search application for Android, has raised a Series A round of funding.
Google's new voice recognition search application for the iPhone works great with the standard American accent.
Google's carefully orchestrated launch of their new voice-recognition search application for the iPhone took a dive this weekend.
When Google ran their big push about their new voice search application for iPhone, the plan was that it would go live Friday and all would be well.
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.
The update to Google's search application for the iPhone, which Apple will release through its App Store software distribution service for the smart phone, will allow users to ask a question and get an answer from the Mountain View, Calif.-based company's search engine.
When we mentioned Summizer, a Twitter search application for the iPhone, a few days back, I noted that the 1.1 version of the application I had been using for the review hadn't yet made its way through the App store approval process.
Here we present PSI-Search, an iterated profile search application for identifying distantly related protein sequences.
