Google Now should not need any introduction for those of you who use Android devices on a daily basis. It is a virtual assistant that helps users become more productive and get things done easier. Is Google Now coming to iPhone and iPad? The idea would not be crazy if we look at the other apps Google has brought to iOS. A leaked video on YouTube seems to be suggesting that Google Now for iOS is indeed in the works.
The above video has been removed from YouTube a number of times and may be removed again. It could always be fake or an intentional leak. Google Now for iOS may or may not have all the features Android users get. It could prove to be a very interesting move but Google has not confirmed the project. This could be a dead project for all we know.
Most of us don’t use our smartphones as our breathalyzer. But there are iPhone accessories out there that could check your blood alcohol level and warn you when you are drinking too much. The Breathometer is one of those gizmos. This FDA-approved gadget plug into the headphone jack of an Android or iOS device and warns users when they are having too much alcohol.
The Breathometer is compact and fits on a keychain. The device is expected to be cheap too. It will be shipping in the summer of 2013.
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