Assistant responds with the relevant answer as a voice over. You can say usual things that you’d ask Google Assistant on any Pixel phone, like “What’s the weather like today?”, “Do I have any meetings this week?” or “Remind me to get the laundry in 30 minutes.”, etc. With that done, your setup process is completed and you can start using the app. To begin with, you need to click on the Google Assistant icon on the menu bar and sign in to your Google account. The application sits on your menu bar, quite like Siri on macOS Sierra, and can respond to your voice commands. So, basically you just have to download the “.app” file on your Mac and run it. Installing and using the app is quite easy, considering that the developer provides a pre-compiled version of the app as a direct download from the project’s repository. MacAssistant is a Mac app that brings Google Assistant to the macOS, using the Google Assistant SDK.
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It is a much improved version of Google Now, featuring a new look and feel.ĭuring its launch, Google had announced that the Assistant will be exclusive to Pixel phones only, although later, plans to roll it out to other Android Nougat and Marshmallow devices, was also shared.īeing a Mac user, you might be quite content with Siri running on macOS, but if you want to try out Google Assistant on your Mac for a change, there’s a live GitHub project that lets you do just that.
Google Assistant created quite a buzz around the tech community a few months back, when it was launched as the personal assistant for Google Pixel phones.
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