As it stated in Initially an exclusive feature of Google 's Pixel phones, the Google Assistant will soon be available for download on other android smartphones. A Google blogpost indicated that the Assistant is set to be made available to a wider range of smartphones currently running Android 7.0 Nougat and Android 6.0 Marshmallow. Google Assistant is also expected to appear with some of the latest crop of smartphones fresh from the Mobile World Congress, happening now in Barcelona, Spain. Starting this week, users in the United States—to be followed by those in Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom—will be able to install the Google Assistant in their compatible phones. If you've been looking forward to having Google Assistant in your device, it's about time to brush up on your "Ok Google" along with already drawing up a mental list of all the tasks you'd want Assistant to help you with.
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Imagine a world where every Android phone has the Google Pixel's camera
Huawei's P10 is a very nicely designed phone, but I have my doubts it has the best mobile camera around. It probably isn't, given that the Pixel's camera is the big differentiator on which the Mountain View company is seeking to build its own line of devices. But as of today, Google is undermining MWC debutants simply by having the best mobile camera tech all to itself. Oppo, for example, has a gorgeous red R9s limited edition that I would gladly lust after if I knew its camera were as good as Google Pixel's. I imagine myself walking through an alternate-reality Mobile World Congress where every android handset has an assured level of software and camera quality.
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