With Google's release of its brand new search app for iOS, we decided to put Siri in the ring with Voice Search-now available on your iPhone-to see if she could defend her own turf.

Abortion-finding aside, Siri is pretty awesome. That's why Google is reportedly feverishly working on its own version of the voice-activated, natural-language assistant, code-named Majel. It's named after Gene Roddenberry's wife—the voice of many Star Trek computers. While we can't currently confirm a release date,…

iOS 5 dropped today, which is fantastic, I guess—if you own an iPhone. However, if you're like me and, well, don't but still want the same bells and whistles on your phone, might I suggest the following?

The extremely-neat-but-probably-not-terribly-useful Google Voice Search app, of iPhone and Android fame, has been released for BlackBerrys, whose owners were judged 3rd most eager to talk to their handsets rather than through them. [Crave]

T-Mobile is currently sending out an OTA update to select G1 users, but it isn't the much-anticipated Cupcake release. It should have some pleasant surprises though—not least of which is Google Voice Search. Updated