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Google will quickly learn web pages to you

Google introduced all over CES 2020 that it's going to deliver new options to Google Assistant this yr, together with an possibility that can learn webpages to you. It's going to even translate the ones internet pages in real-time if they are written in any other language.
Google announced during CES 2020 that it will bring new features to Google Assistant this year, including an option that will read webpages to you. It'll even translate those web pages in real-time if they're written in another language.

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