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Looking for a smart speaker who speaks Spanish? Google has you covered.
The Web giant announced Tuesday that the assistant on his Google Home Speakers can now understand and answer in Spanish.
"If you've already asked Google Home," Ok Google, do you speak Spanish? "And not quite what you wanted, we have exciting news for you," Mark Spates, Google Home Product Manager, wrote in a blog post. "As of today, the Google Home Assistant can help you do more in Spanish, whether it's listening to music, managing your day or controlling smart devices all over the place. House."
This new feature is compatible with Google Home products, including Mini products and Max. To try it, tap Menu in the Google Home app, select Preferences from the Settings menu, and then select Español. From there, you can start asking questions like, "Ok Google, ¿cómo será mi día?" ("Ok Google, how will my day be?") Or "Ok Google, ¿cuándo juega México?" ("Ok Google, when is Mexico playing?").
You can also start giving commands such as: "Ok Google, lady a fetish kitty" ("Ok Google, give me a football song"), "Ok Google, reproduction of the breeding list for hacker" (" Ok Google, play my playlist for the exercise "), or" Ok Google, under the temperature of the termostato "(" Ok Google, increase the temperature of the thermostat ").
Google also announced today that Home and Home Mini are now available in Spanish in Mexico and Spain.
Meanwhile, Amazon announced earlier this month its intention to launch its Alexa virtual assistant and its Alexa-compatible devices in Spain and Italy at some point "later this year". At present, Alexa can only interact with users in English, German, Japanese and French, but Amazon says support for Italian and Spanish are "coming soon".
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