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5 new Google Assistant actions for your home and phone

By Matthew Lynch
February 3, 2024
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In today’s fast-paced world, voice-activated assistants like Google Assistant have become an essential part of our daily lives. They help us with everyday tasks, provide quick answers to burning questions, and even control smart home devices with a simple command. Google is constantly updating its Assistant with new features and actions that can make your life easier and more convenient. Here are five new Google Assistant actions that you can use at home or on the go.

1. Read It Aloud: Feeling too tired to read the news or an article on your phone? Google Assistant’s “Read It” action can now read it aloud for you with a simple command – “Hey Google, read it.” Enhanced with natural language processing, the Assistant will read the content in a natural, conversational tone, so you can stay informed while multitasking.

2. Scheduled Actions for Smart Devices: Manage your smart home devices more effectively with the newly introduced scheduled actions feature. You can now ask Google Assistant to perform specific actions at a later time, such as “Hey Google, turn off the bedroom lights at 10 PM.” This helps create a more automated and energy-efficient home environment effortlessly.

3. Find My Phone: Misplaced your phone? Don’t fret! The latest update to the “Find My Phone” action not only works with Android devices but now also includes iPhones. To locate your device, simply say “Hey Google, find my phone,” and your smartphone will ring at full volume – even if it’s set to silent mode.

4. Guest Mode: Privacy is paramount and Google understands that. The new Guest Mode allows you to control what personal information you want to share when others interact with your Assistant. Activate it by saying “Hey Google, turn on Guest Mode,” and rest assured that your interactions will not be saved to your account during this mode.

5. Sticky Notes on Smart Displays: Need to leave a quick message or reminder for someone at home? With smart displays like Nest Hub, you can now create virtual sticky notes using your voice. Just give the command – “Hey Google, create a sticky note saying ‘Dinner is in the fridge.'” This action helps family members stay on track with reminders that are visible on display.

Google Assistant’s new actions certainly make managing tasks simpler and provide users with added convenience whether they are at home or on the move. As these features roll out, they promise to enhance user interaction with their devices and streamline the daily routines of many tech-savvy individuals.

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