Previously only available on Android devices, Google Now is finally available for iOS users. As an alternative to Apple's own personal assistant, Siri, Google Now offers detailed updates and information custom-tailored to you. The service is includedWhen it comes to major news, we didn't expect to hear much from Google in the run-up to I/O, but clearly, the company just couldn't wait that long.Google Now only works on Android phones running the latest version of the OS called Jelly Bean. According to Google's own statistics, only 25% of Android devices are running Jelly Bean. Gingerbread, a version of AndroidWatch out Siri, Google's own personal assistant service is coming to your home town. Today Google is releasing its Google Now service for the iPhone and iPad. It will be available in Google's Search app in the Apple App Store. Similar to the AndroidIn mid-March, Engadget discovered a promotional video for the iOS version of Google Now on YouTube, although it was swiftly deleted. Later in March, Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt hinted that Apple approval issues were delaying the release of
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