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Google Now Chrome Integration
It looks like Google at last appears ready to integrate its Google Now personal assistant app into both its Chrome browser and Chrome operating system. CNET reports that "Google is making steady progress" in its quest to bring Google Now to more desktop users and has now added a flag to Chrome and Chrome OS "that lets people enable Google Now," although the publication notes that the service isn't connected to any of Google's servers just yet. Google first debuted Google Now last year as an application that uses search history and location history to figure out what information users might need before they even ask for it. Examples include being able to tell users how long their typical commutes will be given current traffic conditions, and being able to figure out how long in advance users will have to leave for them to make appointments on time.r1yblly4GSY

 

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