Samsung Galaxy Watch4 will finally acquire Google Assistant functionality.
Wear OS 3 was one of the key takeaways from last year's Google I/O conference. A strong collaboration between Samsung and Google enabled the revival of the Android-based wearable platform. The Galaxy Watch4 was later released with Wear OS 3 instead of Tizen, signalling a significant reversal in Samsung's strategy. But the good times aren't over yet. Not only was the Pixel Watch announced today at the Google I/O 2022 conference, but Galaxy Watch4 customers are also getting some great news: the Google Assistant is (finally) coming.
The absence of Assistant functionality in the Galaxy Watch4 lineup was striking, with only Bixby support instead. However, Samsung has long promised that Assistant will eventually be available to smartwatch owners. Following a false alarm from Verizon, Samsung has revealed that the Google Assistant will finally be available to Galaxy Watch4 customers this summer. Users will be able to interact with Spotify through the Assistant, changing tracks on the fly using only their voice, according to the teaser.
Given that the firm has promised Assistant support "in the coming months," a summer deployment would suit that description. During the Pixel Watch's unveiling, we received a preview of how the Assistant will look and function on Wear OS 3, and it seems almost comparable to a GIF Samsung posted showing the Assistant in action on the Galaxy Watch4.
This release has been a touch slow, but thankfully, the wait will soon be over. You'll be able to get it from the Google Play Store whenever it's released.
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