This could be Google's greatest invention - Oct. 29, 2015



This could be Google's greatest invention - Oct. 29, 2015

Our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy have changed. By continuing to use this site, you are agreeing to the new Privacy Policy and Terms of Service . How smart is your smartphone, really? It does a whole lot of tasks -- but you still have to work harder than you should to get stuff done. Think about it: When your friend texts you to meet at 8 at a particular restaurant, it will probably take you three minutes to set up a calendar event for yourself. You have to close out of your messaging app, open your calendar app, set the name of the event and the time. Then you have to go to the Google app, search for the restaurant, find the address, open the calendar app again and paste it into the event's location field. That's why Google ( GOOGL , Tech30 ) invented Now on Tap, one of the coolest products the search company has ever released. Now on Tap promises to take that texting scenario from three minutes down to three seconds. Here's how it would work: Once you receive the text,

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