Google by Date (http://www.unipg.it/carlo/apps/googlebydate) is a powerful application to search for any news on Internet (using Google as search engine) by date.

In particular, by relying on the advanced Google search capabilities, Google by Date (and fully supporting the new iOS 5) allows you to squeeze out the whole Internet network for finding any news made available, respectively, in the:
- Past 24 hours;
- Past week;
- Past month;
- Past year;
- Past ‘X’ days where ‘X’ is a number specified by the user.

- Are you searching for last news on your favorite team?
- Or a chronological ordered list of declarations made by a politician in a specific time interval (e.g. one month)?
- Rather than a filtered set of software which have been recently deployed (e.g. in the past ‘X‘ days)?

Google by Date, a new universal iPhone (3G, 3GS, 4 and 4S) / iPod Touch / iPad (1 and 2) application, will ask you to just specify a simple keywords list choosing a related time interval as well.

Usage Examples (see also the app screenshots):

- Search the latest news on the terrible tsunami that struck Japan by specifying as keywords list the two words ‘japan tsunami’ on the related field then enabling the ‘24 hours’ switch. Now press the button ‘Search’ and that’s it: you can access all the related news published on-line on the past day.

- Search the latest declarations on the war topic made by the president Barack Obama by specifying as keywords list, for example, the four words ‘obama declarations on war’ on the related field then choosing the value ‘15’ on the ‘Past days’ field. Now press the button ‘Search’ and that’s it: you can access all the related President’s declarations published on-line on the past 15 days.