Google Goggles now available for iPhone iOS via Google mobile app

by on October 6, 2010

An amazing app named Google Goggles which was available for Android is now available for iPhone users via Google mobile app.

Google goggles lets you search by taking pictures. The app will analyze any image which you have taken from your phone camera and present with you information about the the image. Although one can think that this is an app by Google and it would be able to recognize any photo but that’s not the case. There are still some things which you might experience not working well in Google Goggles.

You can see how this works in this short video:

If you already have Google mobile app in your iPhone, simply visit iTunes store on your phone and update the Google mobile app or get the latest version by visiting below.

Google Mobile App for iPhone

[via: Google]

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