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Google launches in-browser weather app for Android, iOS

Google has announced the start of an in-browser weather app today, for users running Android or iOS.

After opening the Web browser, if users type in "weather" to the search bar, they will be greeted with the current weather, using GPS for location.



iPhone owners can use the slider bar to see the hourly forecast for the next twelve hours.

For now, the app is not available for BlackBerry owners, or anyone who needs a language other than English.

(Pic via Electronista)

Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 25 Jan 2011 2:21

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• KillerBug

  That started several days ago. Too bad it does not work; the rain percentage is always 0%; even while it is raining!
  

  25.1.2011 04:16 #1

• Zealousi

  Originally posted by KillerBug: That started several days ago. Too bad it does not work; the rain percentage is always 0%; even while it is raining! that's google for ya
  

  26.1.2011 10:32 #2