Google Launches Desktop App with Enhanced Search Features Including Lens and AI Responses
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Ankit Sharma
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Summary
Google has launched a desktop version of its Google app, allowing users to access enhanced search capabilities including Google Lens, AI-powered responses, and the ability to search across both their computer and Google Drive using a simple keyboard shortcut.
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Download the Google app for desktop to use Lens, get AI-powered responses faster, search across your computer and Google Drive, and more with a simple keyboard shortcut.
Explore new ways to search.
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