Articles Tagged ‘search’
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Two-Thirds Of Google's Mobile Traffic Comes From iOS
BY Alexander Vaughn on Wed September 21st, 2011
An interesting tidbit was picked up by 9to5Mac, from today's Senate Judiciary hearing, when former Google official Suzanne Michel testified.
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What's Not To Like About Quick Searches And Nerd Glasses In 4Eyes
BY Jamie Young on Wed August 17th, 2011
The new app, 4Eyes, is a reference and search tool to help you find exactly why you want without many keystrokes.
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Let Your Voice Do The Legwork With Dragon Go!
BY Jamie Young on Sat July 16th, 2011
Dragon Go! is my new favorite search app — for everything! If you don't use any Dragon software at all, you are surely missing out.
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Do@: Is This The Future Of Mobile Search?
BY DM on Thu May 26th, 2011
Do@ is a totally new kind of search engine; designed from the ground up to be mobile.
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Google Competitor Blekko Gets An iPhone App
BY Alexander Vaughn on Mon January 31st, 2011
There's been a fair amount of debate lately on how full of spam Google has become. It's still the best, if not only, viable search engine at the moment, but lately some new competitors are starting to make waves; like Blekko.
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Google Instant Previews On Their Way To iOS
BY Alexander Vaughn on Sun January 30th, 2011
Google instant preview, the recently introduced feature that allows you to preview a website right in your Google search result page without having to load it, hasn't been much of a deal changer on the desktop. With Google now deploying it to the mobile space, it might soon start to make a lot more sense.
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Needing Some Space In The U.K.?
BY Scott Grizzle on Tue July 20th, 2010
Whether you need a small flat or a few dozen scenic manors, there's now an app for that. Those searching for space can now find available properties and research all 27 million residences in the U.K. from one free app.
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New AppGuide: Best Word Search Games For iPad
BY Eric Bodrero on Mon June 28th, 2010
Rediscover your love for word searches with these apps for the iPad.
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Review: MusicID with Lyrics
BY Robb Lewis on Fri May 28th, 2010
MusicID is a music tagging app that also offers full lyrics searching, links to YouTube videos and much more. But does it compete with Shazam or SoundHound? Read on to find out.
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Review: WolframAlpha
BY Robb Lewis on Tue April 13th, 2010
Now Wolfram Alpha has dropped the $50 price tag down to a more reasonable $1.99 should you buy it? Read on to find out.
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Find Great Food Without Typing A Word! - Yahoo! Sketch To Search
BY Nathan Delgado on Thu March 25th, 2010
The brand new Sketch to Search app from Yahoo! lets you search for restaurants without having to type a single word. Instead of going through the steps of writing out your search you can now
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Search And Download Internet Video To Your iPhone With FirstClip
BY Kiet Chieng on Wed March 17th, 2010
The iPhone offers a couple of different options when it comes to viewing media. You can search video using the YouTube app, download and sync your own movies using iTunes or browse for video on
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Get Naughty With SinSearch
BY Kiet Chieng on Fri March 12th, 2010
If there was ever an app to replicate the night of wild fun from the Hangover, this would be it. SinSearch, from developer LucidOne, is the ultimate directory of all things naughty. Using geolocation to
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Vlingo 2.0 - Power Of Your Voice
BY Kiet Chieng on Thu March 04th, 2010
Voice activated apps are becoming a very popular category for the iPhone with standouts like Dragon Dictate and Siri commanding space on many iPhone home screens. One of the first apps in this category, Vlingo,
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Rumor: Google As The iPhone's Default Search Engine: $100 Million/Year
BY Alexander Vaughn on Thu February 11th, 2010
We heard before about Apple getting kickbacks from Google for letting them be the iPhone's default search engine. The juicy question here is however: how much is such a (priceless) deal worth? Well, according to
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Google Unveils Its New Mobile Interface
BY Alexander Vaughn on Tue February 09th, 2010
Google unexpectedly rolled out a brand new look for its mobile interface this morning. As you can see above, it features the slightly more modern look that Google rolled out in Gmail and Voice lately.
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Rumor: Bing To Become iPhone's Default Search Engine
BY Alexander Vaughn on Wed January 20th, 2010
If BusinessWeek is right on this one, we might be witnessing soon the next stage of the "Apple vs Microsoft" to "Apple vs Google" paradigm shift. Indeed, according to people "familiar with the matter who
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NimbleBit's Fishtropolis Is Now Available - Win A Promo Code With A Retweet Or Comment
BY Tyler Tschida on Thu December 31st, 2009
It has been about five months since the guys at NimbleBit submitted a new game to the App Store, but that long hiatus is finally over with the release of Textropolis' sequel, Fishtropolis. Fishtropolis is
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Dragon Launches A Powerful Voice-Powered Search App
BY Alexander Vaughn on Thu December 17th, 2009
Days after the blatant success of their voice recognition app Dragon Dictate, Dragon has launched another app featuring their own take on voice-powered search. It's called Dragon Search, and lets you scour the web using your voice like no
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Review: Lyrics+
BY Hayden Wreyford on Fri November 13th, 2009
Lyrics+ is a convenient app that finds song lyrics for you. It even integrates with your iPod library to play songs and display their lyrics. It sounds handy, but is it worth the $2 price tag? Read on to find out!
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