Now, you can make free phone calls with Google Home

Google Home is a smart speaker device integrated with Google's virtual assistant. They can control your home, arrange life, play music and do more sophisticated functions, and more recently, phone calls, all by voice.

Last May, Google announced plans for the future that people would be able to make phone calls without a hand with Google Home . And this feature was finally launched a few days ago (but unfortunately, it only applies to people in the US and Canada).

In detail, you can ask Google Home to make calls using the "OK, Google" or "Hey, Google" voice command , and for example, 'Call the nearest Sandwich Shop' . It will automatically connect to the nearest sandwich address on the map and you can start to order your meal.

Google Home - a smart speaker that integrates virtual assistants for life.

Also, if you allow Google Home access to your contacts, you can say things like "Ok Google, call my mom" and it will call your mom. Even better, if you've set Google Home to recognize a different voice, your spouse or children may say, "Ok Google, call my mom" - and it'll dial the right number. the mother of the order requester.

Another strange point: Currently, calls come from unidentified phone numbers or private numbers ... which after many years, most users when receiving those mysterious calls, they usually have Trends do not answer.

However, Google is against the rules. They say they are aiming to allow you to put your personal number as Caller ID later this year. The above can help you hide your phone number in case you do not want the recipient to know the caller number.

Google is focusing on this feature for Home, but it may take up to a week for the feature to be released for everyone.