Google Voice Search for Desktop

Google Voice - Google’s done a lot of talking regarding search at its within Search event these days, and 2 of the most important new developments are on the desktop. Google Voice simply announced that Android-style Voice Search is headed to Chrome (with support for English solely, initially), which Google Voice will be joined by a replacement Search by Image feature (also out there in Chrome, or Firefox with an extension). To use that latter feature, you merely drag and drop a picture or cut and paste a picture URL within the search box, and then Google tries its best to acknowledge it and deliver relevant results — as well as identifying the situation in an recent vacation photo, for example (though Google notes it’s not doing face recognition). each options are rolling out over ensuing few days, however you’ll get a glimpse of them currently within the demo videos once the break.

Google Voice Video Introduction

Google demonstrated how the new feature would enable users to click a button to the right of the search box, speak their queries, then see the results–all without ever typing in a query.

Google Voice search was able to distinguish between “Worcester, Mass” and “Wooster College.” It was also able to distinguish long queries such as “translate to Spanish ‘Where can I buy a hamburger in this neighborhood?’”

Users on Twitter were bemused by the change.

@DJLitten tweeted, “Google announces Google Voice search on your desktop. Screaming at your laptop now more productive than ever.”

“Google Voice search for the desktop could TOTALLY make you the most annoying person in your office,” @Gizmodo wrote on Twitter.

The new search feature highlights Google’s effort to increase the speed with which queries are performed.

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