Google Finance Gets an Overhaul for Android

by Chris Moor
tagged finance, Google, market, stocks

The Google Finance App has received some big changes designed to improve the user experience. When you are trading and buying you need 24/7 access to the stock statistics and this is what Google Finance is designed to bring you.

With more professionals turning to the Android platform this is a welcomed addition to the Google devices. There is a web version and an app version that can be downloaded through the Android Marketplace.

A statement on the Google Finance Blog:

The markets don’t stop when you leave your desk, so we’re bringing the markets to you. Our new design gives you a unified experience across desktop and Android or iPhone phones, offering nearly all the same features and functionality on both. You can easily access the new site when you do a Google search for stock tickers or company names on your mobile device, or when you tap the “Finance” tab on the Google mobile homepage.

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The Google Finance Blog is talking about updating the mobile web site, not the app.
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