The Wizard of Google launches ‘favourite Contacts’: so you can say the family relationship that unites

The Wizard of Google has begun to activate in Spanish, a feature that long has been available in English, and which enables us to improve the way you interact with the people who matter most to us.

we Talk about the favourite Contacts (Your People), which allows us to tell the wizard of Google which are our important contacts, telling you the type of family relationship or personal that binds us together.

favourite Contacts

Within the Settings in the Wizard-of-Google found the new section favourite Contacts. There we can add all the people that are important to us. For each contact we will be able to tell him what we know, your birthday and your address. When you tap on ‘did you know’ appears to us to be a drop-down with all the family and personal relationships.

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So you can ask the Wizard of Google to launch a coin, a dice or say a number at random

once you have added our favourite contacts, the Wizard of Google will have learned who are our family, partner and friends more important, with what we can start to use the Wizard in a different way to communicate with our family.

as of this moment we can tell you the Wizard of Google “Hey Google, call my brother” instead of having to say his name, or ask for “when is the birthday of my partner” or “how old is my cousin.” When there are multiple family members with the same type of relationship you ask which of all those contacts you want to call or send a message.

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• Developer: Google LLC
• Download: Google Play
• Price: Free
• Category: is Tools

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