<p>Google is in the process of testing Gmail integration with search results. Since it was first announced last August, when Google debuted basic Gmail integration that included email, Google Drive docs and flights, the search giant has continued to refine it. Now Google has updated its field trial so users can do a Google search, but look for such very specific information, such as "my reservations" or "my purchases" to find the relevant information.</p><p>"To build the search engine I dream of, we need to make it truly universal," Google's search engine chief Amit Singhal told Venture Beat. "So you can do things that are not possible today."</p><p>Users must be logged into their Google account and from the main Google Search page can perform those specific searches. What you get will, of course, vary on what you search for, and how you searched.</p><p>It could include searching for receipts from an online merchant, which could be done by searching "my purchases". But this could also be integrated further with special search queries, with retailers or other online partners connected.</p><p><a href="http://www.redorbit.com/news/technology/1112753152/google-gmail-search-results-integration-122112/">Keep reading...</a></p>