Fed up of unearthing that forgotten piece of info from your mobile app? Google says it’s time you stopped worrying. A new search mode from the tech giant answers all your problems. Called ‘In Apps’, the mode enables digging out content from apps installed in the phone. “Today this experience works with apps like Gmail, Spotify and YouTube. In the coming months, we’ll also be adding more apps, including Facebook Messenger, LinkedIn, Evernote, Glide, Todoist and Google Keep. Searching your personal results happens entirely on your phone, so you can search even when you’re not connected to WiFi or cellular data. Only you can see your personal results, and you can control what apps appear by going to Settings within the Google app,” Google writes on its official blog. This also assures no intrusion into the private data.
The blog dives into a quick pick on the ways In App can be helpful. Of the couple of examples are the search mode enabled in contacts and messages, music listings and in organising tasks and notes. One just has to go to Google app on the phone to enable the In App tab.
