The idea is that when you’re searching for content that lives within a mobile app, you’ll get a real-world example of how it looks right inside search. It’s a promising concept, one that could greatly improve upon the current method for evaluating an app: screenshots music-filled preview videos. This effort is also another recognition by that much of the content out there lives inside of apps instead of on the web. For now, has collaborated with a small group of partners: Hotel Tonight, Chimani, Daily Horoscope, New York Subway. But with deep linking into other services like Facebook, expect this list to grow. y this matters: This is the second major search-related announcement from in the last two days. They both offer details at how will try dominate mobile search the same way it has on the desktop for almost two decades. Instead of trying to push everyone onto the web, appears content to bring the app ecosystem to you in a way that may eventually outperform the stard “app storefront” approach.
