Smart assistant and 'talking' on Google Chrome

Users can ask in the usual natural spoken language while the Google Search feature responds with personalized information and visual sound.

Google today introduced a new voice search feature that it calls "unused interface " on the Chrome operating system and browser. With the latest version of Google Search , users just need to start by saying "Ok, Google" and ask a question.

Like Siri or the previous voice search tool, questions can use natural language, Google data will be analyzed and output. Search can be personalized (users must enable this feature in Gmail). In live testing, a Google representative tried to send an email as well as view photos in a personal album when he arrived in New York, USA last year just by ordering.

Searching on Chrome is more personalized and optimized with voice.

Basically, this is a transition from Google Now that allows users to personalize their device instead of just looking for general information. Owners can check appointments, create alarms, to-do notes, or even view newly booked flight information. Like other systems, to answer more accurately, users will have to provide more information.

Updates will soon be available for Chrome on iOS , Android .