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If you use Google Assistant on Samsung TV, you might want to pay attention to this news. Recently, Google announced that Google Assistant will not be available on Samsung TV from 1 March 2024. So, what should you know about it?

Google has introduced a solution for users who constantly wake Google Assistant up by accident or want to cut it off halfway. The new update now allows users to say 'Stop' to silence the voice assistant.

If you're currently facing some Google-related issues on your smartphone, you're not alone. According to a report, many Android users keep receiving pop up interferes on their devices telling them some of the Google services have stopped working.

After Facebook facing issues with some of its platforms not responding last week, it looks like Google is the next to have problems as some of its services are currently down including YouTube, Google Drive, Google Assistant, and more.

Most of the voice assistants require you to say a phrase or word to wake them up before proceeding with making the request. Some users who frequently use a voice assistant through any smart device might find it annoying and wish they didn't have to do that. It is reported that Google is testing with a new feature that lets the Google's smart displays listen to your commands without the need of saying "Hey, Google" or "OK, Google" out loud.

Almost every home electronic product is becoming "smart" nowadays with technology keeps improving. Today, Panasonic has launched a new WiFi-enabled Smart LED Bulb that offers a wide range of features to upgrade users' lifestyles. Now, let's take a look at what the "smart" lightbulb does!

A major reason why people use voice assistants is that it can often be tedious to type things out. It's even better when the device can recognise your voice and provide you with personalised results. That's what the Voice Match feature on Google Assistant does and it could be coming to Android TV soon.

Today, Google have announced that Google Assistant can now read whatever news articles aloud. Known as "Read It", the update will roll out later this year and soon Android users will be able to command Google Assistant to do so and it's fluent in 42 languages. All the user has to do is just say "Hey Google, read it" or "Hey Google, read this page".

The Xiaomi Mijia was found to have a very critical security problem recently. For some reason, Xiaomi's security cameras are able to capture still images from other cameras' feeds. Google was made aware of this issue soon enough and Xiaomi is hopefully already in the midst of resolving it.

If there's one feature that many travellers want on their smartphones, it's language interpretation. Google first rolled this out for smart speaker or display with Google Assistant, which was a weird choice since those aren't as portable. But according to 9to5Google, we are finally getting the feature on Android and iOS smartphones.