Google will now tell iPhone users what the world is 'searching for'

SAN FRANCISCO: Google's search app on iOS has now got a Twitter-like "Trending Searches" 

feature that will show users searches that are trending when they tap into the box to start a search -- as also provide answers to queries.

The App Store added the new feature, called "What's New", that also provides "Instant Answers" as a user types his query -- and even before he presses the search button, TechCrunch reported.

When this feature was rolled out last year on Android, people had complained that they found it annoying and distracting, especially as the content returned was not what they were personally interested in.

A few months later, Google updated and included an opt-out setting in the Google Search app. The same feature has also been included in iOS app version.

Google is known for its collection of wildly popular products, from search to maps to Android. But not everything that the company touches turns to gold. Google Glass was supposed to change the world, however, it recently made it to the Museum of Failure in Sweden. And remember Google Buzz? The company's much-touted social networking platform that almost failed to take off. The list includes many more. Here's a list of some Google products that failed to make a mark...