A new feature for Google’s iPhone search application that listens to spoken searches will be made available soon, according to the search company’s iPhone application page. At press time, the feature had not been rolled out through Apple’s online App Store, though a report states it may come as early as Friday. As it’s currently available, Google’s iPhone search app lets users type in search questions via the device’s keyboard, and it delivers location-aware results. So users looking to find a local pizzeria can type in “pizza” and get the results mapped.