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According to the Google website, Google Assistant will be discontinued in 2026. So, what should you know about it?

Out of all the features on Waze, Google Assistant has been kind of wonky, at least on the iOS version. Today, a Waze Community Manager shared an update regarding it, saying the company has decided to take it down.

If you actively use AI assistants, here's news that may interest you. While Android phones have been using Google Assistant for years, the platform has slowly lost its relevance with the rise of Gemini. Google has even announced that the latter will replace the former this year.

Most device manufacturers are now eager to make their virtual assistants powered by generative artificial intelligence the ultimate consumer virtual assistant. Most recently, Google is said to want to make Gemini more useful than Google Assistant. So, what should you know about it?

Siri is the first virtual assistant that provides smartphone control features using voice. When it was launched 12 years ago, it was an innovative product that caused Google Assistant and Samsung Bixby to be developed as competitors. But now it must be admitted that Siri's ability is behind Google Assistant, Bixby and Alexa. That said, what should you know about it?

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.