“Google has introduced location-based searches to the iPhone version of its website,” iPodNN reports.
“The option is currently only available in the US and the UK, but lets users prioritize results by proximity, instead of just popularity,” iPodNN reports. “Common to the desktop website, the feature was previously disabled on iPhones for reasons including privacy.”
iPodNN reports, “In order to preserve privacy, Google has rendered location detection optional.”
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