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Google to bring Assistant to iOS

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Prasad 15 May 2017

Google iOS Google IO 2017

According to Android Police, Google will soon be bringing Assistant to the iOS platform. The app will only be available in the US at launch and will be released in other regions later.

So far, the only way to access Google Assistant on iOS was through Allo. Of course, there is Google Now available through the Google Search app. We are not sure whether the Assistant functionality will be part of the Search app or a different app altogether.

The Assistant feature is expected to arrive shortly and it is speculated that it will be announced during Google I/O this week.

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  • AnonD-286078
  • myh
  • 16 May 2017

Please please may this be true. I'm looking at Google assistant to save me from Siri. Siri is so bad its truely laughable. There's no comparison. Google assistant/now is amazing.

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  • LG superfan
  • Pxp
  • 16 May 2017

Would be much better if its brought to android 5.0 and 4.4 I wanted siri since I heard about it now google unvieled assistant and I still can not have because Im stuck on kitkat

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  • AnonD-560770
  • tRr
  • 16 May 2017

Hmmm I wonder what apple brings to android? Oh right nothing; because Apple a tight ass

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