Google may be gearing up to discontinue the Google Now Launcher, the default launcher on devices running stock Android before the Pixel was released last fall. According to a leaked email from the ...

The Google TV interface and experience is great, but these apps I simply can't live without make it even better.

The Google Now Launcher is now listed as incompatible with almost every Android device. If you still use the Google Now Launcher, you can continue to do so, but when you switch devices, you will ...

Google Now's features will continue to be supported in some form via the Google Search app, which also has an iOS version. But there's a difference between using a launcher and booting up an app ...

It has been nearly a decade since the Google Now Launcher (GNL) launch, with its debut alongside the Nexus 5 in 2013. It offered users a simple, clean experience while integrating Google Now Cards ...

Its unique interface is divided into five distinct sections: the primary home screen, briefing, notes, widget area, and app ...

That’s now changing, as an update rolling out now in the EU enables the Pixel Launcher to switch its search provider. This changes the search bar’s backing to other apps, but the list appears ...

The Google Pixel Launcher, the default launcher that is exclusive, at least officially, to the Google Pixel and Pixel XL has just passed its 1 million downloads milestone.

Today, known HTC leakster @LlabTooFeR has provided images of the same launcher, but Google has apparently changed the name yet again, this time, to Pixel Launcher.

Google is expected to replace its Nexus line this October with HTC phones known as the Pixel and the Pixel XL (codenamed Sailfish and Marlin). Here's what you can expect from the Pixel Launcher ...