Getting started with the Google Assistant on smart speakers
Hey Google, stop. hey Google, turn the
lights on. Hey Google, what’s the weather like today? Today today in San Francisco, it
will be cloudy with a high of 54 in a low of 45. As you can see, the Google
assistant is your assistant You can control smart devices, stream
music, find answers on Google search, plan your day, and so much more. Curious how to
get started? Let’s walk through the setup process. To get started, you’ll need a
Google assistant-enabled speaker that’s plugged in or fully charged and a
private and secure Wi-Fi network. Also, make sure you have a phone or tablet running Android 4.2 or higher or iOS 9.1 or higher connected to the same
Wi-Fi network. If you’re using an iPhone, turn your Bluetooth on. Oh, and don’t
forget the latest version of the Google Home app. Now, open the app and tap Setup. If you don’t see the setup, tap the device icon in the right corner of the app’s
home screen to add your new device.
It’s that simple. Follow the steps on your screen and you’ll be ready to go. If you need more
information, click here for the Google Assistant Help Center article and learn
how to set up your Google Assistant on your speaker.
