Google Now is finally available for iOS users for both the iPhone and iPad at Apple’s App Store.
Google Now on your iPhone and iPad, with the Google Search app.
Google Now, a service that Android users have enjoyed for a year, just became available on iOS devices in the form of an update to the Google Search app, confirming those leaked videos we saw a few weeks ago.
It won’t have integration with notifications or alerts at launch — it may come in a future update, but the company wasn’t willing to divulge its future plans — so you’ll need to enter the app and swipe up to refresh your list of cards.
The iOS version won’t have every type of card that you’ll find on Android, either: boarding passes, activity summary, events, concerts, Fandango and Zillow aren’t included this go-round.
Improvements and additional features will likely trickle in over time, but it’s certainly better than nothing for iOS fans who’ve looked at Jelly Bean users with a slightly jealous eye.
To use Google Now on your iPhone or iPad, get the Google Search app from the App Store and sign into your Google account.
Watch Video: Introducing Google Now for iOS
Source: Google Now Official Blog
