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How to Use Google Now on your Desktop Computer
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How to Use Google Now on your Desktop Computer

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If you use Google Now on your Android, then you’ve probably already noticed that it’s connected to your PC. In fact, Google Now knows whenever you use your Chrome account. When you’re signed into Chrome on your PC, Google Now remembers your search terms, map requests, and more. This usually goes on in the background without your explicit knowledge. Well now, Google Now is available as a Chrome extension on your PC. You can view and access Google Now just like you would access it on your Android. You can view sports scores, flight reminders, traffic notifications, and all the other Now-related goodness you’ve come to love. google now chrome Google Now is currently available on Windows, Mac, and Chromebook computers. You’ll have to download the beta version of Chrome, Chrome Beta, here: https://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/browser/beta.html Once you’ve downloaded that, you’ll find that Google Now has been automatically enabled and will appear on the right hand side of your screen. Don’t be surprised if Google Now appears in a future version of Chrome, however, once it leaves the beta. Google plans to dominate the world and Google Now will likely be an essential part of that master plan.

Google Now isn’t for everyone. Not everybody leads such an exciting and busy life that they need their smartphone to manage every square inch of it. But most of us can agree that Google Now has at least a few useful features. With Google Now for Chrome on desktop computers, you can make Now more useful than ever before.

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John Doe 2 days ago

Great article! Very informative and well-written. Thanks for sharing.

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Jane Smith 5 days ago

I found the security section particularly helpful. Looking forward to more content like this!

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