Google Search App On Mobile Updated With Movie Recommendations, New Topics And Also Google Experience Launcher

Google search application on Android and iOS has been recommended as the great search application for the users which provides extra information for the users and perform various actions through Google Now cards. Today Google search app has been updated with new Google cards which includes “News topics” , “Website Updates” and “ What To Watch “ . Besides this , Google search app has also brought the Official Google experience Launcher that comes on stock on new Nexus 5 with new Siri-Style conversational voice Commands.

In terms of what’s new for Search, Google added in three new cards. With the Website Update card, users can predetermine a blog they enjoy (like DL, for example), and choose to have updates from that site to appear inside of Google Now. The News Topic card brings user-selected category news right to Google Now, which allows users to see news from all around the web about content they like. Finally, the What to Watch card can give you recommendations for TV shows and Movies to watch if you and your loved one are planning a night at home.

The update also included a few other features and changes, which they have highlighted right below.

There are a few other great additions in Google Now with today’s update: you can see traffic incidents on your commute using real-time data from Waze, set repeat reminders, get real time scores for rugby teams, and also see when your packages are ready for in-store pickup.

In addition , this update will allow anyone running Android 4.1+ to utilize the Google Experience Launcher by simply side loading the official Google Home apk, and then experience the joys that Nexus 5 owners have been feeling for the past week or so.

With new Siri Style conversational voice commands, Google will now verbally ask for clarification, When you don't provide enough information for a command.You can give it an open ended command, like "send a text message," and Google will ask who you want to send the message to. You can then state a name and it will ask what the message should be. When Google has all the info it needs, it will ask if you're ready to send the message. It's all very Siri-like.