Cmon guys. This post is about Google home. Took me forever to read because of all the off subject comments. There is a private msg option if you needed to compliment each other.
I know, thatâs why I ended up not preordering
Something I wonât see for a while in US, and if thereâs something similar itâs gotta be a sexy lady that personalizes Alexa/GH o.o
Just incase anyone wanted to know. I have the Google pixel and Google home. The pixel assistant wonât work alone but once you have Google home with the same account. You will be able to tell the assistant in pixel to control you devices. We are slowly moving away from Alexa.
Yeah, you can control it anywhere even with your Google home unplug from power. Only downside is that the wake word for the pixel is âOK googleâ which is also the wake word for Google home. I have to use âhey googleâ for Google home.
One really nice thing is that the pixel wake word is encrypted with your voice so only my voice with wake it up.
Google Trusted Voice has been out for awhile. Iâm an advocate of voice biometrics; in a way, Iâm kinda surprised that it didnât roll out as a native component of the GoogleHome system. It makes a world of sense.
Good for some households, not for others. So it should always be an option.
For example, at my house there are health aides that come and go. And sometimes the agency sends a substitute. I donât want to have to either do voice training for that person or have them be unable to use the device. So I like that anyone can just walk into the room and use it. In a household, itâs a shared device with a fixed location.
I use âmy voice onlyâ on my watch, but thatâs not intended to be used by more than one person.
Choice is indeed good. I am imagining that once voice biometrics becomes a âthingâ, it will have to be administered. You might have a system where secure features (such as locks) are subject to voice biometrics validation, others are personalized (such as calendars) and subject to voice biometrics identification, and the remainder can be open to the âpublicâ.
Apparently there are some updates available that will make the Google Home device talk to Sony Bravia (and other Android TVs) as well as other Chomecast built-in Sony devices.