In a blog post, Google has announced new Google Assistant features to help families stay more organized.
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Google is rolling out new features to TalkBack,, Messages, Google Maps and more
Google recently announced it’s rolling out updates to six different Android apps, from the TalkBack screen reader to Google Maps. The updates add useful new features, like the ability to schedule when a text message will be sent in the Messages app. Google Maps is also receiving an update of its own that adds a true dark mode throughout the entire app, not just when you’re using navigation.
How To Let You Know When Alexa and Google Assistant Start and Stop Listening
You can set your Amazon Echo and Google Home or Nest devices to give you audio cues when they start and stop listening for commands.
Google Assistant Feature Now Reads and Translates Websites on Android
Google Assistant can now read articles and other text directly from a website on any device running the Android operating system.
KFC Makes It Easier To Order Fried Chicken With Google Assistant
Looking for some finger licking good fried chicken? You can just ask Google to place an order, right now only available in Canada.
How To Set Up Google Assistant on Sonos Speakers
SETting UP GOOGLE ASSISTANT ON THE SONOS ONE OR SONOS BEAM.
Google Assistant is Now Available for Sonos One and Beam Smart Speakers
Now you can pick between Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant
How To Play Trivia Crack on Your Google Home
Trivia Crack has arrived for your Google Home device, accessible by simply saying, “Hey Google, play Trivia Crack.” You can also play it on your phone through Google Assistant.
Google’s Duplex AI Technology Rolling Out to More devices
Google is expanding the availability of Duplex, the voice assistant that helps you book restaurant reservations over the phone.
How To Change Google’s Assistant Voice to John Legend
Last year, while at the Google I/O 2018 developer conference, Google previewed the John Legend’s voice as one of six new Google Assistant voices that were in the works. Thanks to Google’s DeepMind artificial intelligence and speech synthesis model WaveNet, Google can easily sample human speech, thereby cutting down on studio time, and still create realistic-sounding voices.
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