
Google apparently has a brand new mobile service that they’re trying to keep hush hush, but thanks to the resourcefulness of Netizens, we have uncovered this “secret”. According to Boy Genius Report, “the Google mobile “LCB” was uncovered by picking apart a publicly available file containing a list of all pages that crawlers shouldn’t be able to see. Essentially, LCB is an interesting move away from Google’s typical offerings. A “searchless search” in a sense, it allows the user to input a location and then browse through seven predefined categories such as Food / Restaurant and Entertainment to find a business listing. Once a desired result is listed, users can quickly and easily map the address and surrounding area.” Well, the plot thickens, eh? When will Google make this official?
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