- Speak into your iPhone for fast Google search resultsPosted by Matthew Miller in Smartphones and Cell Phones on Nov 14, 2008 6:39 AM Subscribe Alerts

- Google continues its efforts to optimize the mobile experience on the iPhone with their new speech recognition search application that will lets iPhone users ask questions verbally and receive back...[Read the rest]
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