Google Desktop Search has expanded to 29 languages

Google recently announced that, including Hindi, Google has expanded its desktop search software to 29 language versions, gradually approaching its goal of "searching everything on the Internet.
Seven weeks after the launch of the Desktop search software Google Desktop 5 English version, Google expanded the Google Desktop 5 software to 29 language versions, including French, Spanish, German, Dutch, Japanese, Chinese, Russian, and Hindi. Hindi is the first language adopted by Google.
Google Desktop 5 is an application for Windows Vista, Windows XP, and Windows 2000 operating systems, you can search documents on a hard disk on a page similar to the Google Internet search engine. In addition to providing a large number of e-mail sending and receiving platforms, it also includes stock information queries, news headlines, weather forecasts, and other popular things.
Google has been challenged by Microsoft in the search field. Microsoft has embedded new desktop search functions in its new Vista system. At the same time, microsoft also plans to provide Windows XP users with this free download and upgrade service.
However, Google is also a waste of effort in launching the Desktop 5 software. In view of the security risks of Microsoft operating systems and browsers, Google introduced a security warning system on the Desktop 5 software, trying to protect users from "net fishing" and malicious website attacks through the system, and gradually attract users to occupy the desktop search market by adding language support versions.