All those of you who have bought a Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 smartwatch can now use Google Assistant on the wearable. Samsung has confirmed that Google Voice Assistant will be available for different voice commands on their wrist in about 10 markets.
Samsung started working with Google on smartwatches and Wear OS last year. And the new integration is another sign of a thriving partnership between the companies. Samsung already teased that Google Assistant support would come to its smartwatch, the Galaxy Watch 4 to be exact, and that other Samsung wearables could benefit from further integration in the future.
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Samsung Mobile has confirmed that as of May 24, Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 users are in ten countries such as Australia, France, Germany, Canada, Ireland, Japan, Korea and the USA. not included in the list India So you may have to wait a little longer to use the Google Assistant on your smartwatch.
Samsung says that Galaxy Watch 4 users in these above countries can go to the Play Store on the smartwatch and download the Google Assistant feature for quick commands.
The company has a small ad on the new feature, where you can see that the person is able to control music playback, ask Google Assistant for quick questions and even use the Galaxy Watch 4 to make payments. All these capabilities and other things to come in the future make the Galaxy Watch 4 a capable smartwatch. Samsung is using the Wear OS platform on its smartwatches, which could indicate an end to Bixby as the default voice assistant in the near future.
But not only that, Google is launching its own Pixel Watch later this year, which may offer similar features to the user. The Pixel Watch is also expected to support NFC and cellular connectivity, which could open the wearable on the wrist for payments and even take voice calls.
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