Google's plan to become your entire web experience does, improbably, involve bananas. Today Google unveiled a new element of Google Search: you can ask it questions about nutrition, like "how many calories are in an avocado," and the answer will pop right up. No need to click on a link from the search results; the answer you wanted is right there in a big white box at the top of the page. Google says there are about 1,000 foods currently catalogued, and you can ask (by text or voice search, thou...
Google's plan to become your entire web experience does, improbably, involve bananas. Today Google unveiled a new element of Google Search: you can ask it questions about nutrition, like "how many calories are in an avocado," and the answer will pop right up. No need to click on a link from the search results; the answer you wanted is right there in a big white box at the top of the page. Google says there are about 1,000 foods currently catalogued, and you can ask (by text or voice search, thou...
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