The Google Search app for iPhone has just been refreshed with more features to improve the overall user experience. Apart from tweaking the interface elements, the new version provides convenient access to all Google apps under one roof.
Firstly, potential users should get faster results as they type in any search term. The word to be searched autocompletes itself as predictive text seems to be played out quite well in the upgrade. The pages are touted to load quickly, while working on multiple pages is possible via the slide-in panel. Managing different search results and web pages necessitates simple swipes on the required areas. While locating particular text on webpages, simply hitting on the magnifying glass present on the bottom menu option should work.
The image search option has been redesigned as well to make looking for pictures a simple affair. Tapping the images button present at the bottom of the page will bring in a host of high definition pictures pulled together in a framework. Pictures can be scrolled from the grid in the full screen mode. The image required can be tapped to get a grasp of all its details. Selecting one and holding down on it will save the concerned picture in the phone’s camera collection for sharing and displaying as wallpaper. Lastly, all of the Google apps are rounded off into a single place that requires just a one-time sign-up.
The Google Search app for iPhone can be downloaded via iTunes.