Google Now Launcher available for all Android 4.1 and above devices

The Google Now Launcher has been released for devices running Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) or higher. The launcher was originally released last year for Android 4.4 (KitKat), then for all Nexus and Google Play devices in February.

The Google Now Launcher gives you a new home screen, that Google describes as ‘clean, simple and customizable.’ Swiping the home screen brings up your Google Now cards, and you can search either by tapping the search or saying ‘OK Google’ to activate voice commands.

With voice input activated, you can search or tell your phone to send a text message, play a song, or other similar functions. Being a Google product, the launcher gives you easy access to services like Gmail, YouTube or Maps, so it’s great if you’re a big user of Google. The new launcher also features a new wallpaper picker, and translucent status and navigation bars so that your wallpaper is always visible.

Download Google Now Launcher for Android.

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Google Now Launcher available in Play Store

The Google Now Launcher that debuted with the Nexus 5 is now available in the Play Store. The launcher brings a stock Android experience to your phone with features like swipe left for Google Now and “OK Google” hotword detection.

Unfortunately, the launcher is only available to Nexus and Google Play Edition devices at the moment. This means your older Nexus devices will finally get the same launcher as Google’s current flagship phone.

It’s only a matter of time before other phones get the Google Now Launcher. It will be interesting to see if Google can bring the launcher to devices running older versions of Android.

Source: Google Now Launcher (Google Play)
Via: Lifehacker

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