While Google Assistant made its official debut with Allo, it wasn't until the release of the Pixel that we've seen more of what Google has in store for their personal AI assistant.
To get the most out of OK Google, you'll want to know about all the settings and features, and we're here to help.
How to turn on Google Assistant or OK Google
Google Assistant is baked right into any phone running Marshmallow and above, and can be accessed by long pressing the Home button or by saying "OK Google" if you've got voice activation enabled.
Google Assistant is able to pull details from Gmail, Google Photos, and other Google services including your calendar events as well as your Chrome browsing habits, so you'll want to make sure you're using your primary account.
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A couple of years before, Google launched its voice command assistant named Google Assistant.
It is a smart personal assistant that works on voice commands and provides relevant results taking help of Google’s Artificial Intelligence.
It also works text too and follows the interaction in the same way.
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It does track down all the user’s details, location, usage of apps, types of the app and shows the results that user is looking for.
Select Google food ordering app or clicking that “Request Online” will shows the outcome as it shows the near restaurants; at that point you can ask Google Assistant on your Android mobile phone or iPhone to do it.
Google Assistant arrived with Google’s Pixel Smartphones and Android fans have been waiting for the voice assistant to arrive on their Android smartphones ever since.
However, the rollout has been pretty slow and people are still waiting for the Google Assistant to arrive on their smartphones.
Here are the steps to enable Google Assistant on your Android smartphone without root access:
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Note: I tried this method on the Moto G4 Plus, Lenovo Phab 2 Pro, LeEco Le Max 2, and Galaxy S7 and it worked out fine.
To do this, head to Settings->Google, tap on the three-dot menu button on the top right and then, tap on “Help & Feedback“.