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| The storage function can turn Google Assistant into an Android organizer |
Google is developing a new function for its smart voice assistant via Android OS memory, which will simplify the use of the manager.
The idea behind the memory function is that you can save screen contents, photos, memories, ideas, etc. In one place, you can find them using the smart search function.
Based on this information, you can save items to the save function using Google Assistant voice commands or by using shortcuts on the Home screen.
This includes articles, books, contacts, events, flights, hotels, photos, movies, music, reviews, photos, places, playlists, products, recipes, reminders, restaurants, screenshots, TV shows, videos, and websites.
It can also save screenshots, urls, locations, and other information that appears in context.
After saving the project, you can view it in the storage flow next to the current snapshot stream list and it will appear in reverse order as "older memories" and "today."
Some Google Drive items (like documents or spreadsheets) will be previewed on this card.
Depending on what you save, you can use Google to do the following: search for flight status, view trailers, view cooking time, track shipments, and more. When you create reminders, they are also saved in the memory.
The memory feature is similar to a voice reminder app with an advanced search feature that helps users stay organized.
This feature is still being tested as Google is currently testing it with employees. Thus, there is no information about when it will be published or whether it will be published.
By 2018, the first release of the Google Assistant for mobile phones has focused on voice commands. Google didn't add smart screen-inspired graphics until 2018, such as: B. Onscreen controls.
A brief summary was added last year to showcase personal recommendations and upcoming events.
Google generally wants Assistants to be more mobile friendly and usable. The Upcoming Memory feature is the most important example of this goal.