Google Now will be ported to the Chrome desktop browser

  

Google Now is Google's personalized product for the Android platform, based on the user's location, itinerary and other information, proactively provide weather forecasts, travel itineraries, birthday reminders More restaurant users, such as restaurant reviews, and more. Since its release, Google Now has quickly become a classic feature of the Android system.

According to foreign technology information website CNET, in the future Google's personal information assistant service Google Now will no longer be the exclusive product of Android users, Google has ported the product to its Chrome web browser. This means that Google will open its personalized service to more users in the future.

The Google Chrome team has added a "Google Now for Chrome" protocol framework to Google Chrome to take the early critical step in launching the Google Now notification service in Chrome. Francois Beaufort, who is closely watching the Chrome source code, found that after Google’s move, Google Now’s integration into the Chrome browser will give Google a new way to connect users to their online services, but it’s up to Google’s time and location. Judge.

Google spokesman Jessica confirmed that Google has been working on the development of the Chrome browser, but the spokesperson did not confirm that the service will be launched: "We have been trying to develop new features of the Chrome browser. Therefore, it is not easy to disclose too much now. ”

Analysts pointed out that this move shows that Google continues to mature in operating system strategy. In the mobile space, Google is guiding people to the Android platform. In the personal computer field, Google wants to transfer users to their Chrome browser or Chrome OS system. Although Chrome is not yet an operating system, strictly speaking, browsers absorb more and more features of the operating system. But for now, Google Chrome OS system can not run applications outside of WEB.

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