Google’s putting all of its core services into an Essentials app for your Windows PC

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’s putting all of its core services into an Essentials app for your Windows PC

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apps are everywhere. Outside of Apple devices, just about every computer, phone, and tablet out there runs the company’s software by default in some fashion. But have you ever wondered if there’s an important or highly useful app out there that you should have? It seems the tech giant is answering those burning questions with the new

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Essentials.

It’s an app that reportedly makes it easy to “discover and install many of” the brand’s first-party services on Windows.

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, but those apps are aimed more towards office settings. This upcoming set is for the everyday users and judging from the

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, Essentials apps will be split across two major categories.

The first group includes a collection of shortcuts to productivity platforms, like

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Docs, Drive, and Calendar. It even provides quick access to

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Photos and Messages, letting you “enjoy your photo albums [or] respond to texts” at any time. Eligible Essentials users will also receive a two-month

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 subscription plan trial.

The second group is all about gaming. The

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Play Games platform allows you to try out thousands of titles, and signing into your Play Games account allows you to sync in-game progress across devices. 

Gradual release

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Essentials will not be released to all Windows computers at once. Instead, it will be rolled out gradually.

Several HP laptop series, including the Spectre, Envy, Omen, and Pavilion, will get

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Essentials first, with the OmniBook lines getting it later. On HP laptops, Essentials will be located within the start menu, and you can use the app to switch between your phone and laptop.

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goes on to state that users can uninstall any of the service shortcuts or “Essentials altogether” whenever they want, and it’s not baked into the laptop. There are plans to eventually expand the app to Windows laptops and desktops within the coming months. 

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It’s unknown when Essentialls will become widely available nor do we know which models will receive the update. We did reach out to

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for additional information and this story will be updated if we hear back.

Until then, check out TechRadar’s list of the best Windows laptops for 2024.

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