Google Now Comes To Chrome For Desktops & Laptops
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Google’s amazing
predictive search tool, Google
Now, is finally being made available to people on
desktop and laptop computers using the regular release of its Chrome browser.
Until now, it had only been available through mobile devices or to those using
beta versions of Chrome.
Google
pointed to a help page about the how it works. Google Now had
been available since January to Chrome users who were using beta/developer editions
of Chrome, but now it’s available to anyone using the regular version of
Chrome.
To get notifications, look for the bell icon in the
status bar area of your Mac (usually at the top) or Windows computer. (Usually
at the bottom). Clicking on that will bring up any Google Now alerts:
If you don’t see a bell icon, make sure you’re signed-in
to Chrome using the same Google account you use
for Google Now on your mobile devices. Otherwise, have patience. Google says
the rollout begins today but could take the “next few weeks” to complete.
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