Generally, Google I/O is usually aimed to talk about software upgrades and launch but this year the company is making an exception as it will be announcing two new budget Pixel devices during the event.

If you are a Google Assistant user, then this news will make your day. Recently in Consumer Electronic Show, Google has announced a series of new features for Google Assistant. The new features will help users to perform tasks like check-in for a flight, reaching a hotel, and many more. Therefore, Google Assistant has become more powerful than before. The Assistant now also have the potency to become the interpreter for dozens of languages.

Sony has come up with its wide range of wireless, noise-cancelling headphones in India. It has launched WH-CH700N, the headphones that are designed for long hours of music playback and come with the Artificial Intelligence Noise Cancellation (AINC) technology. It can easily analyze the background sound to adjust the performance in noisy environment.

As per the report by 9to5Google, Google is working on the beta version of Chrome OS 72 and it is testing to bring the Google Assistant to third-party Chromebooks.

Google Assistant can now predict any delay in flight by just using the flight data combined with Machine Learning (ML). According to Google, the new Assistant will notify users when its algorithms predict that their flights would be late. "Earlier this year, we started sharing flight delay predictions (via Google Flight) when you search for your flight status and we're 85 per cent confident that the flight will eventually be delayed.

In its annual developer’s conference, Google I/O 2018, the company revealed its focus on Artificial Intelligence to make life simple and easy.

Google has collaborated with US-based ticketing company Fandango to let users buy movie tickets using voice commands on Google Assistant.

The Google Assistant can now connect with more than 5,000 devices for your home -- up from 1,500 this January, Google has announced.

"OK Google, wake me up at 8 a.m. and book an appointment with the hair stylist at 10 a.m.," went the instruction to Google Home -- the voice-activated speaker powered by Google Assistant.

Google on Thursday rolled out Hindi support for its virtual assistant Google. The Assistant in Hindi will be available on Android phones 6.0+ (Marshmallow and above) and will soon come to Android 5.0 Lollipop, iPhones as well as Android Oreo (Go edition) devices.