iPhone Gets Google Voice Search Over Android

The iPhone has now become a more appealing device for Internet use than Google's own Android based G1, why? They, Google has released in the iPhone's App Store a voice recognition technology that allows iPhone users to speak what they want to search for into their iPhones and Google servers then convert the sounds into digital file and bring up a bunch of search queries.

The searches through Voice Recognition application is not perfect though, sometimes queries will come up as gibberish but seeing as voice search is only new and lots of work is left to be done, I can only forgive Google here.

T-Mobile G1 users are likely forming an angry mob to take it to Google and rightfully so they should, but Google have already said that Android will not relish in special treatment because it's a Google toy and I have been saying that Google doesn't need Android to succeed on the mobile, whether it fails or not Android is just a ploy by Google to get network operators to open up. Nevertheless, I believe Android will succeed and Google will continue to support it throughout it's lifetime.

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