There is evidence that Google may replace the existing iGoogle page with Google Now.This leak comes from a blog named GoogleSystem, which states that the code on the Google page hints at the functionality of Google Now appearing on the login page. It may not just be a homepage, but a search page equipped with Google Now's features and applications. The page's code also includes an introduction to Google Now: "Start with Google Now. Meet the right information at the right time."Google previously announced that the personalized homepage iGoogle will cease operations on November 1, 2013. As a result, there has been speculation about what service Google will use to replace this internet entry point. Google Now, launched in 2012, is a virtual personal assistant application that pushes personalized information based on user habits (such as frequently checking the match information of a particular team), geographical location data, activities, etc.