Google classified its new app as an “experiment,” relegating it to its Labs program for now. The app is simply called “Google app for Windows,” and was explained in a terse blog post on Google’s site.

At launch, the app is experimental and limited. It’s only available in English, restricted to personal Google Accounts in the US, and works on Windows 10 or newer.

Google is testing a new search app for Windows. A blog post on Tuesday said the app, currently available on personal accounts ...

For years, Windows users have relied on a mix of search tools – File Explorer for documents, Google Drive for cloud storage, and of course the browser for web queries. Now, Google is trying to ...

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Maybe, but you can realistically experience the Spotlight fun on Windows PCs now, thanks ...

The app's main feature is a floating search bar, activated with the Alt + Space shortcut – a mechanism reminiscent of Apple's Spotlight on macOS. Once ...

Google announced on Tuesday that it’s launching a new experimental app for Windows that’s designed to help people find what they need faster. The app will allow people to use an Alt + Space shortcut ...