The Google Play Store was a major reason why Samsung chose to collaborate with Google to establish a unified Wear OS 3 platform. Samsung’s smartwatches were traditionally used to promote its ecosystem of products and services, notably its voice assistant Bixby. Wear OS 3 promised to provide Android users more control over the apps and assistants they might utilize. So, if you despise Bixby with the ferocity of a thousand suns, you may instead download Google Assistant.
The main issue is that Google and Samsung never specified when Google Assistant will be available. Both corporations used ambiguous allusions in their announcements, which can be summarised as “It’s coming. Later.” In February, for example, Samsung introduced some new health features for the Galaxy Watch 4 and simply stated that Google Assistant would be available “in the future months.” Just two weeks ago, Verizon unintentionally issued an update log that appeared to indicate the arrival of Google Assistant – but this was not the case.
