Google Assistant gains support for more languages, new developer features

Google Assistant gains support for more languages, new developer features

Google Assistant is going to be more helpful for its users, thanks to a new series of updates for the digital companion. One of the biggest will be on the developer side. Creators will be able to make apps that use Google Assistant in  
                        • Spanish, 
                        • Italian, 
                        • Portuguese, 
                        • Indian English. 
The idea is that expanding the language support will allow more users to find apps they want to check out. #GoodWorkGoogle

         Google is also giving developers a chance to play around with a few new features that will roll out to all users in a few weeks—that includes daily updates, push notifications, and directory analytics. So, watch for those to roll out. Well, the first two. That last one will only matter to devs.

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