Google makes shifting track and movies between audio system and monitors more uncomplicated

Google as of late introduced a small however nifty characteristic for the Google Assistant and its sensible house units that makes it more uncomplicated so that you can take your track and movies with you as you wander in regards to the other rooms in your house. ‘Stream transfer’ as Google prosaically calls it, means that you can …
Google today announced a small but nifty feature for the Google Assistant and its smart home devices that makes it easier for you to take your music and videos with you as you wander about the different rooms in your home. ‘Stream transfer’ as Google prosaically calls it, allows you to …

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