Google has shared how its Assistant can help users get ready for Halloween, and “get you in the spooky spirit. Here are some queries you can ask:
“Ok Google, what should I be for Halloween?”
“Ok Google, get directions to the nearest pumpkin patch”
“Ok Google, how do I get rid of monsters?”
“Ok Google, add Halloween candy to my shopping list”
“Ok Google, scare me”
”Ok Google, let’s get spooky” (this one sets the Halloween vibe, with spooky music and flickering smart lights)
We tested out the queries below and Google Assistant told us to be Cupid for Halloween (thanks for that):
The directions to the nearest pumpkin patch were accurate, the candy list worked, while the query about scaring me and getting spooked brought up some search results to YouTube.
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