You can now hand write Google searches instead of typing them
With typing and voice search already under its belt, Google's
aiming its search sights on another target: handwriting. With a
simple setting activation, you can now hand write your searches
on your iOS or Android smartphones and tablets, and like magic,
it'll scour the Web based on your scribbles.  Called Handwrite,
Google's new way to search is really just a novelty. Google's
blog says that being able to write your own searches out
anywhere on the screen is great because a keyboard doesn't cover
up half the screen, there's "no need for hunt-and-peck typing"
and that when you're in undesirable situations (like a bumpy
taxi ride), Handwrite would come in handy (no pun intended).
But does it work? It depends on your device. I tested it out on
my iPhone 4 in Safari and Chrome and my penmanship rendered much
smoother and faster than on a Galaxy S III in Chrome and the
stock internet browser.  My favorite feature is that Handwrite
can recognize cursiv