The name of Google probably makes you think about web searching, free email and the Android operating system. While web searching is easy and comfortable on a computer, but entering a long expression is not that fun, even on a standard keyboard. Google has already been looking into voice searching, which has already been available from Microsoft and Yahoo. Fort example Microsoft Tellme helps in getting directions, while Yahoo OneSearch is a much more complex search engine. Still, the new Google voice search service tries to be much better than the rivals. In order to activate it, we just have to put the handset to our ear, as a sensor automatically turns the service on. After this we just have to say out loud the expression we want to search for and the Google servers, after processing the request, yield standard text results. This search method won't be perfect in the beginning, but according to analysts, Google's advantage is that they can store and analyse huge databases very fast and they already store billions of queries, and by creating the appropriate statistical models search results can be refined.