Google wants to copy AirPods

Google intends to copy the castles AirPods with the help of Google Assistant and a product that is currently in the development process. It was discovered with the help of a new version of the Google application for Android, which contains information about a new product called clothes, being initially discovered a few months ago before completely disappearing from the source code of the application.

Google, in the latest version of its own application, refers to this product as a pair of headphones through which Google Assistant could be used. Apple's idea of ​​offering Siri in AirPods was initially copied by Samsung in its own pair of headphones released last year, and now we see that Google also intends to launch a similar product, compatible with Google Assistant.

Google wants to copy AirPods headphones

Google intends to copy including the quick and automatic connection system between an Android smartphone and these headphones, those from Apple surprising the whole world with its launch last year. After connecting, the headphones running Google Assistant will play various information that the assistant retrieves from the Internet, they will be able to listen to commands, they will be able to read various messages and more than that.

Google is one of the few companies that can take an idea from Apple and create a really great product based on it. Unlike Samsung, Google understands what it means to make products that offer a good user experience, and these new headphones with Google support will most likely be serious competitors for Apple's AirPods.

"The latest beta of the Google app is rolling out today and it reveals a great deal of new information about "Bisto." References to a new device type emerged with version 7.0 in April and only returned earlier this month to the app. With version 7.10, we now know much more about this device, including that Bisto in fact refers to headphones that run Google Assistant.”