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Google Finally Adds Bitcoin Conversion Search

Following in the footsteps of both Yandex and Bing, Google has finally added Bitcoin currency conversion to their knowledge graph/one box results.

If you search for a conversion for Bitcoin, you will get the answer:

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TechCrunch reports Google has partnered with CoinBase to power the conversion feature. A Google spokesperson told CoinDesk.com:

You can also ask Google to do conversions – if you have the Google Search app on your smartphone, for example, ask it, ‘How many Bitcoins are in 500 U.S. dollars?’ and you’ll get the answer in a handy conversion tool.

Again, Bing added this feature back in February of this year and Yandex, the large Russian search engine, added it back in December.

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