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Google's most advanced Voice Search For iPhone and iPad

The new Google search app for iPhone and iPad helps you to answer any question you ask with accurate results. Fast and accurate voice recognition technology enables Google to understand exactly what you're saying




Getting an answer is as simple as tapping on the microphone icon and asking a question like, “Is United Airlines flight 318 on time?” Your words appear as you speak, you get your answer immediately and—if it’s short and quick, like the status and departure time of your flight—Google tells you the answer aloud.
 You can get answers to an increasingly wide variety of questions.

Google says it is made possible using 'Knowledge Graph' technology  that helps Google Search engine to understand people, places and things. You can download it at itunes to your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.


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