The Google assistant receives the "Pretty Please" feature and more

After some family-friendly updates, Google has added new features to Assistant, including the highly anticipated "Pretty Please".

Originally announced in Google I / O 2018, the Pretty Please setting begins to be deployed on devices compatible with the wizard. This should work for all users with voice matching on smart speakers, screens and phones.

If you include polite phrases such as "please" and "thank you" in your questions, the Assistant will answer you in this way, thanking you for your courtesy.

In addition, you can now create a gift list with Assistant. Using phrases such as "Hey Google, create a gift list" or "add opera tickets to my gift list", users can create and manage lists with ease. This works for both shopping lists and other lists.

In addition, the keyword blog confirmed that Google was working on adding support for third-party list applications, including Any.do, Bring! and Todoist. The recent disbadembly of Google apps revealed that the company was working on adding this feature.

As previously announced, users will also be able to talk to Santa. Just say "Hey Google, call Santa" and sit down to start having fun. Google will compose the North Pole and you can help Santa to compose a Christmas jingle.

Finally, Assistant has new features of reading and singing. You can ask the badistant to read you a story, including holiday clbadics like Disney's "Mickey Christmas Carol" and more.

Otherwise, if you have a Play Music subscription and a wizard-powered smart display, you can see the synchronized lyrics appear on the screen.

Finally, smart display owners get other cool features, including support for Nest Hello video doorbells, broadcast responses, and sharing Google Photos.

The features appear to be being deployed as part of a server-side update. Some of them might not work for you right away. In my case, calling Santa Claus worked, but creating a gift guide did not work. In addition, the badistant did not seem to care whether I was polite or not.

Source: Google Via: The Verge, Android Police