Google Now, the digital assistant is continuously improved with various new option, the Mountain View manufacturer trying to make this service a reliable partner that we can rely on to get useful information.
One of the novelties of Google Now that had to be present in these next few days after the Google I / O is the multi-language support for Google voice assistant, which will enable us to select multiple languages (up to seven) and asking questions, getting answers, in one of them without having to change the settings.
However, this new option for Google Now was delayed for some malfunctions discovered during the final phase of testing, and it will take some time to fix all those bugs according to CNET.
Announced at Google I/O last week, a new feature would allow a multi-language Google Now user to choose up to seven languages to support in the extension to the device’s default language. We could then decide to use any of the languages to request Google Search topics and set notes in Google Now. For those that do not know, Google Now currently supports up to 52 languages.
