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Google has launched a couple of new features for its app, which makes it easier for users to get cricket T20 World Cup updates easier.
Google has launched a couple of new features for its app, which makes it easier for users to get cricket T20 World Cup updates easier.
Users can search with keywords like ‘Cricket score’ or ‘T20 score’ during the game to get the latest scores. Also, users will not have to refresh the page as the scores will be updates automatically. The update comes with a set of news articles related to the game, players and score boxes with in-depth game stats.
Google Search has been made further easy with the app answering queries related to match schedules. One can simply tap on ‘Ok Google’ to ask questions like “Ok Google, When is the next cricket match?” and the app will respond with a schedule of upcoming games. Few other ways to use the feature is asking it questions like ‘When will India play New Zealand?’
“Being away from the action can be frustrating, but from today you’ll never have to miss another moment with the launch of new cricket experiences on the Google app” said Yoav Schwartzberg, Product Manager, Google Search.
T20 World Cup: Viewing scores gets easier with new Google Search features | The Indian Express
Google has launched a couple of new features for its app, which makes it easier for users to get cricket T20 World Cup updates easier.
Users can search with keywords like ‘Cricket score’ or ‘T20 score’ during the game to get the latest scores. Also, users will not have to refresh the page as the scores will be updates automatically. The update comes with a set of news articles related to the game, players and score boxes with in-depth game stats.
Google Search has been made further easy with the app answering queries related to match schedules. One can simply tap on ‘Ok Google’ to ask questions like “Ok Google, When is the next cricket match?” and the app will respond with a schedule of upcoming games. Few other ways to use the feature is asking it questions like ‘When will India play New Zealand?’
“Being away from the action can be frustrating, but from today you’ll never have to miss another moment with the launch of new cricket experiences on the Google app” said Yoav Schwartzberg, Product Manager, Google Search.
T20 World Cup: Viewing scores gets easier with new Google Search features | The Indian Express
