Google Assistant it is part of a series of nine functions launched by the company Google, the Americans partially announcing them during Google I/O, but here they are becoming official for those interested in using them. I'm talking about the fact that Google Assistant becomes compatible with smart displays, that is, a kind of smart speakers that have screens, or just devices with a screen that allow us to find out various useful information based on voice commands.
Google Assistant was mentioned by the manufacturers of these devices as the personal assistant chosen for them since CES 2018, in January, and in May Google announced that they would offer support for the products. Now the first settings are starting to appear in Google Assistant that will allow the use of Google's personal assistant with these smart devices that have a screen, while Siri is disastrous on the HomePod.
Google Assistant: New Functions Launched by Google
Google Assistant is one of the most popular, or perhaps even the most used personal assistant for mobile phones and tablets, and Google wants to extend its functionality to other devices as well. Google Assistant already has support for smart speakers, the Google company launching products of this kind some time ago, so the next step was for the personal assistant to also reach smart displays, but most likely the support will not be limited to that's all.
Google Assistant will allow smart display users to see calendar entries, watch movies or YouTube videos, listen to music, view photos, or control smart devices in the home. At the same time, Google Assistant will allow them to make phone calls, make video calls, or look for recipes for food, or even get information about guided navigation to a certain location where they want to go.
