Google Assistant Driving mode appeared on Android

The Google Assistant Driving mode first announced by the company in 2019 has started appearing on some Android devices, XDA reported-.

Το περιβάλλον εργασίας χρήστη φαίνεται κάπως διαφορετικό από αυτό που έδειξε η Google στην περσινή διάσκεψη προγραμματιστών I/O. Η XDA αναφέρει ότι παρατήρησε για πρώτη φορά κάτι πριν από δύο εβδομάδες, όταν χρήστες ανέφεραν ότι είδαν μια νέα πλοήγησης (UI) στους of Google.

We don't know if the rollout of this new feature is part of any s or will be available for all users. XDA's Mishaal Rahman said he saw the new driving feature on a Google Pixel 4, an Asus ZenFone 7 Pro, and an LG Velvet, and he speculates that the new feature will replace the Android Auto app on smartphones. This seems to match what Google reported last year.

Whether the new feature will include all the features Google mentioned when it first revealed the driving feature is not yet known. It should logically be available on any Android phone with Google Assistant, using the voice prompt “Hey Google, let's drive.” This would bring up a dashboard with driving-related features and other personalized suggestions.

The same board should also provide entertainment opportunities for drivers whose vehicles are not equipped with touch screens.

Voicemail does not appear to be working on devices that have the new feature enabled, according to Android Police. To see if your device has Google Assistant Driving mode, open the Google Maps application and select "Google Assistant settings" from the settings menu. If it is not enabled, you will be taken to the main section of the Assistant settings.

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