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Google's top product of I/O 2013

Google Now wants you to be always-on and connected to your Google account, your search history active and your transactions flowing through Google. The Glass-like reinvention of Google Now voice search, with its Siri-like feel, is a post-app service: it's everything, really. I used to just use Google for search, e-mail, and documents, but the deeper layer of connective tissue between services means you don't want to stop being logged in...ever. And it continues, across platforms. Hangouts, as a chatlike app, takes on Facebook. And so on. I kept coming up against the Inevitable Everywhereness of Google.
Chrome, the big-push OS of the show at an event that had no new version of Android, might be the ultimate vision of Google You. The account-tied cloud log-in, the ways in which apps give way to a seamless bleed of services -- a year ago I found myself wondering why Chrome existed, and suddenly I have a feeling Chrome will outlast Android. Get More

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