Google has already made many tasks easy for Android users with its level of Google Assistant integration. And now, slowly and gradually it is also bringing exciting features for iPhone users for getting the same privileges and some new Assistant features too. The best part of this new feature is that it’ using Apple’s Shortcuts to make it happen.
Also, Google has taken advantage of some of the users to use OK Google voice commands for accessing applications and services. It’s also been possible to set up custom voice commands for your standalone smart home action.
The support of Google Assistant for Siri shortcuts and may allow you to use “Goodnight Google.” The update can be accessed inside the Google Assistant app on your iOS device.
This feature is going to simplify asking users to add Ok Google to Siri. In order to make it even easier to access the Assistant for the users, Google has added excellent support for Siri Shortcuts.
Google’s suspiring move towards making the iPhone users utilize its service isn’t just limited to Assistant but some other apps as well. Some days before, the corporation updated its Google Photos app on iOS for bringing the background blur edit effect. All it will require you to do is selecting a portrait image inside the app and tapping on the edit icon. Now, from here, you can start adjusting the depth level.
However, this fresh feature is an awesome welcome addition for the users who aren’t using the recently released iPhones.
Although the portrait mode has been there ever since the iPhone 7, users used not to be able to adjust the background blur level – generally called “Depth Editing” using the inbuilt Photos app.
Note: This particular feature, is now only available in iPhone X, iPhone XS, and iPhone XS Max.
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