If you own an Android phone and have been wondering how you can quickly access the Google Weather section that is available in the Google Now Feed, then you are absolutely in the right place. Read on to discover how you can get the Google weather app on your phone.
Google is a software giant as we know it and controls a large chunk of smartphone apps and the ecosystem that billions of people depend heavily on a daily basis. One of the most successful products that Google distributes is undoubtedly the operating system that 90% of the phones run on, Android. When Google first bought Android, it was a very bare-bones experience, with nothing to suggest that a company like Google would own it. However, over the years, we have seen how drastically all the Google apps have affected and taken over not just the Android devices, but even the iPhones.
This is all possible due to the monopoly that Google has when it comes to the internet side of things. Most people have Google as their search engine, and Google Chrome as their default web browser. This was when Google realized how good its products are working and decided to fuse in more of Google stuff in its smartphones. This is where the Google Now Feed comes into play. If you own a Pixel or Android One device, you should be able to access the Google Now Feed by simply swiping towards the left of your home screen. The Google Now Feed is a centralized hub for news, weather, time, and other information that you might find useful or intriguing.
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One such card that most people usually use the most in their feed is the weather one. It displays the weather in your state or city and with timely updates too. It is quite useful if you need to be sure of any thunderstorms or sudden rainfall that might ruin your plans for the day. This weather card is only a swipe away for people who own Pixel, or Android One supported devices. However this is not the case for most of the Android users. On phones where you can’t simply access the Google Feed directly by a swipe, you will have to launch the Google app first and then scroll to find the weather app. This is quite cumbersome and eats away a lot of your time.
