Google has released an update to their Google Search app for all iOS devices. The iPhone gets the usual bug fixes and a full-screen mode, while the iPad gets a whole new makeover with an overhauled iPad UI. Google also worked in shortcuts icons for: Voice Search and Google Goggles, while a new side-by-side pane view allows the user to simultaneously search results and web pages.

One of the best and most talked about features of Apple’s iPhone during its release was the full, just-like-your-desktop browser that it uses. This version of Mobile Safari did just what Steve said it would, “revolutionize” the way we see the internet on our phones. That said, Google has realized they can do something interesting with this now, since it is a full HTML browser. And what is it, you ask? Ads. As of this week, AdWords advertisers will now have another campaign-level option to include their ads on both Apple’s iPhone and the G1. What does this mean? Read on to find out.