This mobile version of Googles new social networking platform includes Huddle, which lets users send mass text messages.
2Google Search (Free)
With the Goggles, Voice Search and My Location features, search becomes more personalized than ever—if thats what youre searching for, of course.
3Google Earth (Free)
Explore the distant corners of the globe via Earth, view geo-located Wikipedia articles and millions of photos with this mobile version of the desktop app.
4Google Voice (Free)
Skip Skype and head to this app for access to voicemail and free text messages to U.S. numbers, and low rates on U.S. and international calls.
5Google Translate (Free)
Translate more than 50 languages through speaking or text, and have access to an offline translation history—ideal for world business travelers.
6Google Places (Free)
Quickly find (and then rate) nearby restaurants, bars, caf??«s and other places, and check out the apps recommendations based on your ratings.
7Google Shopper (Free)
Shopper helps users find information on millions of products, recognizing items by cover art, barcode, voice and text search.
8Google TV Remote (Free)
Turn an iPhone into a fully functional Google TV remote, using the mouse pad, arrow keys and range of buttons—as well as using your voice.
9Google Authenticator (Free)
This app works with two-step verification for your Google Account to provide an additional layer of security when signing in.
10Google Books (Free)
Gain access to more than 2 million Google eBooks on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch with this app.
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