Google Assistant is also going to tell you spooky riddles if you ask.
You can with Google's AR, but now the company is adding unreal phantoms and spooky dogs just in time for Halloween. The company will now show you images of dressed up animals and scary creatures in the Google search app if you search for terms like Halloween, Jack-o-lantern, human skeleton, cat, dog, or German Shepherd. It works the same way as it does for any other 3D creation, you just need to have a and then select "View in 3D".
If you're a owner, you'll be able to spook your house guests with two new sounds — Black Cat and Werewolf. They'll be made available till November 1st, 2020 alongside other Halloween themed tunes including Ghost and Vampire.
Finally, Google is rolling out Halloween riddles and songs via the Assistant. You can ask "Hey Google, tell me a riddle" or "Hey Google, sing the Halloween song" to take advantage of this. Sadly, the Halloween riddle is only available for English speakers in the U.S. For the song, you'll have it in Arabic, French, Indonesian, Japanese, Spanish, English, and Portuguese in Brazil.
Halloween this year isn't going to be like any other year as more people stay at home and avoid trick and treating, but finding fun where you can should make it a bit more bearable.
With the addition of streaming services to the Nest Hub, you'll also be able to catch spooky movies on this nifty device.
What you need to know
- Google is making changes to the Assistant for Halloween.
- You'll now be able to do see spooky dressed up animals in AR as well as ask the Assistant to sing you Halloween songs.
- Nest Hello will also sing spooky songs to your guests from November 1, if you'd want it to.
You can with Google's AR, but now the company is adding unreal phantoms and spooky dogs just in time for Halloween. The company will now show you images of dressed up animals and scary creatures in the Google search app if you search for terms like Halloween, Jack-o-lantern, human skeleton, cat, dog, or German Shepherd. It works the same way as it does for any other 3D creation, you just need to have a and then select "View in 3D".
If you're a owner, you'll be able to spook your house guests with two new sounds — Black Cat and Werewolf. They'll be made available till November 1st, 2020 alongside other Halloween themed tunes including Ghost and Vampire.
Finally, Google is rolling out Halloween riddles and songs via the Assistant. You can ask "Hey Google, tell me a riddle" or "Hey Google, sing the Halloween song" to take advantage of this. Sadly, the Halloween riddle is only available for English speakers in the U.S. For the song, you'll have it in Arabic, French, Indonesian, Japanese, Spanish, English, and Portuguese in Brazil.
Halloween this year isn't going to be like any other year as more people stay at home and avoid trick and treating, but finding fun where you can should make it a bit more bearable.
Nest Hub Max
With the addition of streaming services to the Nest Hub, you'll also be able to catch spooky movies on this nifty device.