When using Google Product Search, it will now display if particular retail stores around your area has a product in stock – there's actually a blue dot next... Photos:

For people who often bump up against ‘Out of Stock’ signs when they manage to find a store selling a coveted item, Google’s Product Search feature may be the solution for them. Owners of iPhone, Palm webOS phones or Android-run handsets can now hit Google Product Search to find out if items they wish to

This afternoon Google announced that users on iPhone, webOS, and Android smartphones will see new product search features. Leveraging your position, if you search, for example, "cowboy boots" under the Shopping search, results will now offer a blue dot and the label "In stock nearby" if you can purchase the item at a store near your location. To try it, visit google.com using one of the aforementi...

Who really wants to call a store to see if an item is in stock? Personally, I cant stand the process of finding something online that I want to purchase at my local Best Buy or Staples and then calling them to see if said product is in stock. Google Product Search mobile is changing that

RedLaser is a cool little barcode scanning app that may change the way you shop. The way it works couldn't be easier. Simply hit the "scan" button and point your iPhone's camera at a barcode (no autofocus camera required). RedLaser then looks up that barcode using Amazon and Google Product Search to show online listings for that exact product complete with prices. Awesome, right?

RedLaser is an application for the iPhone that scans the barcode of a product and then searches for that product and it’s prices. Features: Scans UPC, EAN, and UPC-E (NEW) barcodes! Finds prices using Google Product Search, and Amazon (NEW)Email a list of products Send barcodes as email attachment (NEW) Great for inventory! Search ANY website using a custom

RedLaser [$1.99 - iTunes link ] scans barcodes, identifies the item your scanning, and then presents Google Product Search and Amazon shopping results for that item. Sound familiar? It should, it was one of the few things we really lusted after when Google demoed the original Android G1 almost a year ago. Go into Barnes &

In the yet another expanding mobile Web products, Google has deployed their product search service customized to mobile platforms namely, you guessed it – Android (Chrome to be specific) and iPhone. . Life will be a little easier for those ... Related posts:Google Search optimized for Android, iPhone – iMAndroidSecrets Out! T-Mobile G1 hitting stores on 22nd Oct

Google has announced they have expanded Google Product Search for mobile to both Palm Pre and any mobile device with an internet connection based in the US, UK, Germany and South Korea. To access Google Product Search on your mobile device, just visit google.com and click on shopping or go directly to searchengineland.com

Awhile back Google (NSDQ: GOOG) launched their Product Search for iPhone and Android. Since the initial launch, support has been added for the Palm (NSDQ: PALM) Pre, and now, Google has announced support for all devices (with a data connection) in the UK, US, Germany and South Korea! Groovy. So how does it work? As per