Google Assistant has a great new feature starting today that the company Google promised at the I/O conferences that it would officially release it, and now it has started offering it to US users, at least for now. We are talking about a new function for Google Assistant which is called Continued Conversations, allowing the continuation of spoken voice commands to the personal assistant in a much more fluent and natural way.
Google Assistant no longer requires spoken commands Hey Googleor Ok Google, to say a command for the personal assistant to carry out, everything being now run automatically when we say that command. Moreover, Google Assistant can follow the conversations made with users, so it will automatically understand the commands spoken by us even if they come one after the other, so we will no longer have to start each conversation from scratch.
Google Assistant: AWESOME Feature LAUNCHED Officially
Google Assistant has this function available for the smart speakers of the American company, it must be activated from the settings menu to be used, and this is because, probably, not everyone will want to have it available. Google Assistant is actually undergoing a very useful change, and this is because people will be able to interact more easily with the personal assistant, although it can be influenced by words heard on TV or from other people.
"As promised at I/O, Google has made Assistant's Continued Conversation available for US English speakers using a Home speaker. Enable it in your preferences and you don't have to use "hey Google" or "OK Google" for follow-ups, even if you have multiple requests."
However, Google Assistant does not allow the execution of any type of commands, more precisely, multiple ones spoken at the same time are not compatible with this system, so only simple ones will be able to benefit from this functionality. Google Assistant is the most advanced personal system available at the moment, but unfortunately for now only a limited number of countries have it available, and in Romania it can be installed on Android, but not yet on iPhones.
