Google teases new homepage with Discover news stories and 'At a glance' widgets

Google teases new homepage with Discover news stories and 'At a glance' widgets

Google is teasing an updated Search homepage that includes Discover news stories and widgets too, something it's been testing for years.

Google's recommended articles feed is (finally!) coming to PCs soon

If you use Google Chrome on your mobile phone, or if you have a modern Android phone, then you’ve probably stumbled across the Discover feed at some point. The Discover feed is available on Chrome’s mobile New Tab page, in the Google app, and on the home screen (by swiping right). Soon, it’ll also be available on desktop PCs. Google Discover is a personalized recommendation engine that shows you articles from around the web that Google thinks yo…

Google now also brings its popular mobile feature Discover to the desktop. Users get a personalized message feed directly on the Google home page – similar to on their smartphone.

Google is about to radically transform the user experience of its home page on computer via the integration of its custom news stream Discover. This feature was so far reserved for smartphones and tablets. It is already beginning to appear for some American users. The official announcement was made at the Search Central Live event in Madrid, thus confirming ... Read more The Google Discover article arrives on the PC version of the search engine!…

Google All Set to Launch its Discover Feature to Desktop Homepage After Years of Testing

Search giant Google is set to launch Google Discover on its desktop version’s homepage. This means when you arrive on Google.com, you’ll be able to use the news feature. We’ve been hearing about the launch since 2018, but it seems after years of experimenting, Google is finally ready to give in. The exciting news was first confirmed on the X app, where two users shared slides from a Googler that detailed more on the matter. Google shared this at…

Google Photos could soon make it easier to search the app, making the experience much more user-friendly, especially on larger smartphones.