Have you found out about Google Now? Google Now is the smartest personal assistant apps for Android. You can do question and answer with Google Now, for example, asking a word meaning, weather, location, flight, etc. just like Siri in iPHone, Google Now is also flagship personal assistant from Android.
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Unfortunately, Google Now recently only able to be enjoyed in Android Jelly Bean or to Ice Cream Sandwich (porting). For you who want to enjoy a little bit Google Now feature but you don’t have Android device, you can use this trick:
1. Open Gmail and invite chat guru@googlelabs.com via your Gtalk line.
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2. after that, you can directly chat with “teacher” which has Google Now cleverness features. Different with Google Now which can be asked to ‘talk’, but by Guru, you should type certain command, for example:
Score : to find out football result of certain team
Weather : to find out certain weather and certain climate.
Define : to find out certain word meaning
Translate : to find out translate result of certain document
Web : Googling by sing certain keyword
Some of its usage are:
weather malang : to see weather in malang city
translate merci : find out merci word meaning in English translation.
define open source : to find out the meaning of open source in English
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cool, isn’t it?
Guru only support English, so you wouldn’t be able to ask in Indoensia language. Besides, the command also limited by those five order above…
Guru only supported English, so you cannot ask in Bahasa Indonesia. Besides, the order is only limited on those five orders. For flying schedule, there is still no answer from Guru.
If you want to enjoy Google Now features fully, surely buying Android Jelly Bean would be the correct way. But if you want to enjoy a little feature from Google Now, using Gtalk and Guru are good brilliant to help them is a brilliant suggestion.
If you have Android or Jelly Bean or Ice Cream Sandwich, you can use Iris.
