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| Driving mode in Google Assistant is available for Android |
According to reports, the Google Assistant website, first announced by the company in 2019, is appearing on some Android devices.
The Google Assistant's heuristic user interface that some users may have used in the past few weeks is radically different from the one that Google introduced at last year's annual developer conference.
Google may still be testing the user interface, and Google may have made significant changes to the user interface more than a year after the announcement.
This information indicates that the Google Assistant Driving Mode was activated after users reported that the new navigation interface was appearing on Google Maps.
It is not clear if the introduction of this new model was part of testing or whether it will be offered to all users.
According to reports, new driving modes have appeared on (Google Pixel 4), (Asus ZenFone 7 Pro) and (LG Velvet).
The new model is likely to replace the Android Auto app in smartphones, mainly for connecting to the car's entertainment systems.
It is not clear if the new mode has all the features that were described when Google first introduced driving mode.
This mode should be available on any Android phone with Google Voice Assistant. The alert phrase is "Hey Google, cash!"
The alert phrase shows the dashboard as well as other driving activities and personal suggestions.
The new version of the Google Assistant Driving Mode provides entertainment information for drivers whose cars do not have a touch screen.
It appears that voice prompts are not yet working on devices using the new mode.
The aim of the new mode is to turn the phone into a simple user interface with one voice command. The home page contains shortcuts for navigation, calls, playing music, and other options.
To see that your device is in a new condition, you need to open Google Maps, open the (Navigation Settings) menu, and then select (Google Assistant Settings). If not specified, enter the main processor settings section.