5 ways for Google Home to help you get rid of boredom

Google Home combines the power of Google Assistant with smart home appliances, allowing you to do a lot of things with voice commands, controls that help you play your favorite music, control your Smart Home.

Here are 5 ways that Google Home can help you get rid of boredom:

1- Play games via voice commands:

Google Voice Assistant-enabled devices, such as Google Mini, Google Home, and Google Max, are great for playing alone or with other players. Here are some games you can try with your Google Home:

• Ding Dong Coconut: An interesting mix of vocal memory games, in which you have to associate words with sounds, and to start playing, just say, "Hello Google, let's play Ding Dong Coconut".
• Song Quiz, a pop game where players guess the name of the song and the artist for small clips. You can choose the time period from which the test songs will be selected, as well as the number of players involved. To start playing, just say, "Hello Google, let's play the Song Quiz".
• Thinking game: If you're looking for fun, general knowledge, ask Google Home to open Brainstormer Trivia, a set of multiple-choice questions that cover many topics. If your answer is wrong, you will get a correct answer with explanations.
• Akinator: A game based on artificial intelligence where the fantasy genie has called (Akinator) Akinator twenty questions to discover any famous character, public figure or fictional character that you think of.

2. Listen to your favorite music or news:

To listen to your favorite songs, start by signing in to the Google Home App for the music apps you use, such as YouTube Music, Spotify, or other apps.

You can direct a voice command to Google Home to play a specific song or group of songs of a particular type, for example: You can instruct the device to play rock songs released in the '90s of the last century and, if you want to stop playing the songs, direct the following voice command for the device: (Hello Google, stop playing music) Hey Google, stop the music.

You can also set up the Google Home app to listen to the titles of your favorite information sources, as well as to stream audio tracks from these sources.

3. Exercise at home:

Google Home allows you to work indoors without having to sign up for a gym or use storage space on your phone to install formatting apps through the following options:

• Quick Exercises: You can start or end your day with a quick seven minute workout. You only have to say "Hi Google, talk to the fast workout".
• Do a 5-minute board exercise: Just say "Hello to Google, talk to a five-minute board". 10 seconds after each time.
• Perform a variety of fitness exercises: This option gives you more versatility with regards to the exercises you want to do. Just say, "Hello Google, Talk to Body Workout."
• A guide for meditation, relaxation: If your day is long and you feel stressed, you can say "Hello Google, ask the meditation guide". Participate in a range of meditation exercises with a calm music video that helps you relax and refocus yourself.

4. Listen to the radio:

If you do not want to use streaming music streaming apps such as Spotify or Pandora and try other solutions, ask Google Home to manage your favorite radio station. Just say, "Hello Google, run (name of the radio station)."

5.Recommend recommendations for podcasts:

If you want to listen to a podcast without knowing which song to start, Google Home can help you make your choice. Recommend me a podcast – Recommends a podcast.

5 ways for Google Home to help you get rid of boredom

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