Just as Google is ready to reveal its first smartwatch, Samsung appears to be finally rolling out Google Assistant to the Galaxy Watch 4.
says that if you have Google Assistant downloaded on your wearable, it will appear in the settings menu below Google Accounts.
The accompanying image shows that you will be able to summon Google Assistant when you say Hey Google into the watch. It doesn't seem that anyone has actually been able to download Google Assistant and when Samsung sent out an update earlier this month, it made no mention of Google Assistant, so Verizon may have acted prematurely, but either way, this is a promising sign.and also said that the assistant on the Galaxy Watch 4 would provide faster responses.
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