Google Voice Search for iPhone shows up on iTunes finally!

After all the confusion and embarrassment for both Apple and Google since Friday, the new app finally showed up on iTunes store today.

 

The new app is based on the voice recognition technology which lets the users speak the query into their iPhone to search Google. It is also capable of showing search results based on your GPS location.

for example if you search speak into your iPhone searching for Pizza place standing in Chicago downtown, you will see results which are specific to that place.

Reviews have already started coming in and users are pretty happy with what the application has to offer.

Click here to visit iTunes store to download the application or watch the following video to see it in action.

Tags: Apple, Best iPhone Apps, Free iPhone Apps, Google, iPhone

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