San Francisco - Google (NASD: GOOG) has introduced new voice recognition features to the search application it offers through Apple's App Store for the iPhone, The New York Times reports. The free application lets users speak search terms into their phones, and uses speech recognition and location information to provide search results. The iPhone voice-powered search application follows the introduction of GOOG-411 in March, the company's free, voice-navigated directory information service.

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