Google introduced a number of new products at its I/O conference this week, including the next-generation Android O operating system, the streamlined Android GO OS for emerging markets and Google Assistant for iOS. AppleInsider breaks down the event's biggest news in this video.
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Interesting that Google Home supports the free version of Spotify. I think Echo requires a premium account.
Ok then. So it's official. Google can't innovate anymore.