“Tell me something good” is a new experimental feature from Google for Assistant users in the U.S. that delivers your daily dose of good news. Just say “Hey Google, tell me something good” to receive a brief news summary about people who are solving problems for our communities and our world.

Hip-Hop Trivia will quiz you on how knowledgable you are about hip hop music and the artists behind the music. Each game includes 5 questions. Answer them all and prove to your friends that you are the biggest hip hop head.

Sow Study Aid reinvents how you study your Quizlet flashcards. Studying is controlled through voice, allowing you to study missed cards, start the deck over, ask for a hint and much more. With intuitive music, gifs, and sounds that are reactive to how you respond to the app, Sow Study Aid is the closest thing to studying with a friend.

Players have to find out the artist or the title of the song based on Google Assistant’s reading aloud a piece of its lyrics. The best experience is on Google Home for sure, you can imagine how many funny moments can happen 🤣 500+ lyrics to provide “unlimited” game experience. It works on all devices with Google Assistant capability.

Music chart Buddy will help you to get top music chart of your country that will help you to enjoy with music everyday. At the moment Top music support 58 main countries.

Alexa and Google Assistant users can get some Headspace just by saying the magic words:

“Alexa, ask Headspace to connect my account.”

“Hey Google, ask Headspace to connect my account.”

Headspace subscribers will be able to connect their accounts and continue their practice both through their device and the Headspace app.