Google will display content from apps for iOS in mobile search results. The company said this Wednesday in a blog post. Android apps have long been indexed, as the process is called.

Google 

People with an iPhone or iPad may soon find iOS apps as they enter a search query in the browser Chrome and the Google app.

 Apps for Apple's mobile operating system can then be accessed directly from the search engine, which is now already possible with Android.

Google will test the function in the coming weeks with a selected number of apps. Developers still need to make some minor adjustments before their app is included in the search results.

The first smart devices for the home that run on Apple's platform HomeKit will appear next month. The Apple spokeswoman confirmed it on The Wall Street Journal.

Apple HomeKit

Apple announced the HomeKit platform nearly a year ago at the Worldwide Developers Conference. The idea is that Apple iPhone or iPad can turn into a control system for a range of smart home appliances worth under thermostats, garage doors and locks. Through HomeKit, the devices can communicate with each other and are connected to iPhone or iPad.

Since a few months, HomeKit is available for developers and Apple expects the first HomeKit accessories next month on the market. Possible that the company announces the first product at the Worldwide Developers Conference which begins June 8.