Google 'In Apps' Search Helps Users Find Data on Android Devices/Jaikumar Vijayan

Google 'In Apps' Search Helps Users Find Data on Android Devices

Posted 2016-08-31Google's new Android "In Apps" search mode will let users find information buried in applications without having to open them.Google is making it easer for Android users to search for information stored in applications that are installed on their devices via a new "In Apps" search mode.In Apps, which Google announced this week, currently works only with a fairly limited set of applications like Gmail, YouTube and Spotify.

Android Nougat sees Google catch up to Samsung, with a nod of thanks to Apple

Android 7 (aka Nougat) will come to Google's own Nexus phones first.John DavidsonShare on twitter John Davidson by As Google rolls out the latest version of Android to phone users around the world in coming days and weeks, there's a fact of history that's likely to get missed in the excitement: for some of the best new features, Android users have Apple to thank.At least, indirectly.

Google brings in-app search feature to its Android app

Google's search app for Android has a new "In Apps" mode that allows you to quickly find data that may be siloed away inside of apps.For instance, instead of display results from the web, the app can show information from Gmail, Spotify, or YouTube.To use the new feature, just type a query into the search bar, and when the results show up you should see a series of tabs that says "All," "News," "Shopping," and so on.

Google lets Android users search in their apps

Don't you hate it when you can't find that piece of info you know is buried in one of your apps?If you're an Android user, Google is going to help you with that.The company announced Wednesday the launch of Apps, a new search mode designed to enable users to search for information in the apps on their Android phones.

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