Google Now for iOS is available to iDevice owners through an update released by Google for application Google Search. Google Now is a system developed by Google, allowing us to perform voice searches using the search engine Google.com, its functionality being much more developed in the Android OS operating system. Back to iOS, I told you yesterday that Google New works on almost any iDevice, and today I bring to your attention the fact that he recognizes Romanian language, if you didn't already know.
Opening the application Google Search, by accessing the settings menu on the upper right side of the screen and accessing the Voice Search option, you will have the opportunity to choose the language in which you want to speak the voice commands. By choosing Romanian you will be able to search directly in Romanian and if you have not tried this functionality yet, I recommend you to do so. In my tests Google Now he recognized everything I told him in Romanian and to be honest I still wonder why Apple refuses to offer us such functionality.
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Google Now recognizes many more languages than Crab, is able to quickly perform the searches we want and Apple has a big, big problem right now with this system available to hundreds of millions of iDevices. Unfortunately, Google Now can only perform internet searches and nothing more, but I think that soon we will have enough tweaks available that will allow us to run voice commands in iOS, just like in the case of Siri, but also in Romanian language.
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