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Google Takes Aim at Improving BlackBerry 6 Search

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Jun 30, 2011, 4:31 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Google today announced a refresh of its browser-based Google Search product for the BlackBerry 6 platform. First, Google Search for BlackBerry 6 adds features such as autocomplete and search history to help speed up text entry. Second, Google revised the behavior of the search result pages in an attempt to make it easier to sift through results for the right information. Third, users of touch-based BlackBerries can now swipe through image search results. Last, Google has added its Places feature, which helps people locate local businesses through predefined categories. The new features are available to most BlackBerry 6 devices in the WebKit-based browser.

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