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Google app beta hints at a new "Hey Gemini" hotword, suggesting users may soon be able to choose how they activate Google's AI assistant.

On April 9, he and fellow book lover Anika Omark will open Hey Books! at 921 E St. in East Village, a roughly 1,000-square-foot space that will sell used and new books, host readings and other ...

MERRY MONARCH: THE LIFE AND LIKENESS OF CHARLES II (274 pp.)—Hesketh Pearson—Harper ($5). On the night of Nov. 4, 1677, a few hours after he had, for certain umbrous reasons of state, ...

Google Assistant has a useful feature that lets it read children's books out loud, but most of those Disney books have been removed.

We hope that you find our guide on how to use Hey Google and Google Assistant useful, you can find out more details about the software over at Google’s website.

These new Little Golden Books will be on sale this week alongside Google Home Mini devices in stores like Walmart, Target and Barnes & Noble, the company says. To get started, you say, “Hey ...

Or to do it all in one fell swoop, say, "Hey, Google, ask Book Reader to play Bram Stoker's Dracula," substituting the title you want to hear if it's something other than Dracula.

Starting today, you can take Google Assistant’s “Tell Me a Story” feature on the road with you. The feature rolled out for Google Home last year and allows you to say “Hey Google, tell me ...

Hey Google, I was using that button! Sometimes I get really tired of Android features that I like being precipitously changed or dumped.

Previously, you could use a Google Home device to hear a bedtime story, but now the feature is available through Google Assistant on smartphones.

To get started, just say “Hey Google, read me a story”. Alternatively, if you’re putting the kids to bed and want a story designed to help them calm down for sleep, then you can also ask to ...