According to ABC News, once a user types questions like
'what is my flight status' right in the search box, the site will now show
personalized answers at the top of the page.
Google's Roya Soleimani said that this feature will
help people get quick answers for things they are looking for across their own
stuff rather than dig through their email or calendar.
The service, which begins rolling out today in the US
and take two to three days to reach all American users, will work for flight
and hotel reservations and purchases by scanning through a user's inbox and can
also give results for questions about the calendar like what are the plans for tomorrow
based on pre-fed data.
The users can either type the question in the browser
or can ask aloud using Google's voice search functionality and the results will
also specify the source of the information.
The report added that those concerned about privacy or
simply do not wish to use the feature can disable it from the Google settings
menu.
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