Tired of hearing the same Google Assistant every time you talk to your Google Home contact?
Now the super smart voice assistant has a new spoken voice, for the first time outside of the United States. According to the tech giant, the Google Assistant will appear more natural than ever.
In a blog post, Google says the new voice will be available in multiple languages, including "German, French, Dutch, Norwegian, Italian, Korean, Japanese, English in the UK, or English in India."
American users already have the opportunity to choose from no less than 11 different voices, including singer John Legend.
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In addition to offering more options to Google Home users and those with the Google Assistant built into their smartphone, the new voices will become more natural than ever, thanks to DeepMind's advanced WaveNet technology.
Google says this technology makes them "sound naturally, with great height and good stimulation."
If you open the Google Assistant app, you will notice that the new voices are displayed by color and not by gender. The voices are assigned randomly first. Therefore, you have a "50% chance of getting one of two voices: the" red "voice or the" orange "voice.
Google is working hard to develop its voice assistant, integrated with smart speakers like the Google Home Mini, Google Home Hub, and Google Nest Hub Max. It recently announced its upcoming integration with Tile, which will allow you to ask your Google Home contact to find your keys, as long as you have a tile tracking.