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Google Goggle is a visual search application developed by Google .Goggle is basically a Google labs application which is still in its testing grounds .Theirs a hand full of Applications which are being developed in Google labs and one such app is Goggle which lets the user to take picture of anything from a landmark to a business card and get the required info about the image which  is just been taken , Users using an iPhone, Palm ,WebOS or an android mobile have a good opportunity to test this product cause its only available for selected phones sets.It lets the user to search the anything regarding  the visual image taken by the mobile and jack it over the internet and get more information about it.For example when the user takes a picture of something,hmm lets say a well known soft drink, Goggle gets the info about the product and bunch of extra stuff about the picture which is taken without typing a single word on the search bar . The user simply needs to open Goggle app on the mobile phone , Thats it .Goggle even uses the compass  and GPS system to provide you with a live feed about the geographic locations.That is the user simple points the mobile at a  landmark such as a monument or any other places that might be even a supermarket . Right now goggle can work on books,landmark Artworks and most of the business cards. The user can Turn on ‘visual search history’ to view or share the images or Turn it off to discard them once the search is done.but Google is still developing this amazing software ,It has been said that in the future it may go further and work on people , animals and other natural resource which right now it is not designed to.The user can download the Goggle from the android market for their mobile phone.Google aims to make searching experience even more easier than possible with this new application .

Google Goggles Picture Taking Tips for Better Search Results

* Take photos in areas with good lighting.
* Zoom in as much as possible.
* Use your phone in “left landscape” orientation (with your right thumb pressing the shutter).
* Hold your hands steady, and use the on-screen shutter button.

Remember that Google Goggles works best on books & DVDs, landmarks, logos, contact info, artwork, businesses, products, barcodes, or text. Right now, it’s not so good at pictures of animals, plants, cars, furniture, or apparel.
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