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Google Now for iOS is demoed in a leaked video

Google Now, the most useful search app in the Android Jelly Bean, and often compared with Apple’s Siri may be coming to Apple’s iOS platform soon. A leaked demo video of Google Now for iPhone and iPad was posted to YouTube and pulled back promptly according to Engadget.
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Google Now has received lot of praise and till now only available to the Android platform. Google is lately bringing it’s best of the apps to the iOS platform, the recent addition in that front is the superior Google Maps compared to the Apple’s own maps.

The video clip was downloaded and uploaded by Engadget, which you can see below. As Engadget notes, the background voice in the clip appears to be the same as in the Google Now announcement clip. It seems that Google Now is finally coming to iOS sooner than later, we have no way to confirm it but wait and watch what Google has to say in this.

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