LG G6 Rumored To Come With Google Assistant Installed

This is an interesting choice considering that LG has shadowed Samsung’s moves for its smartphones, and with Samsung rumored to launch its own voice assistant AI Bixby, we’re sure some would have thought LG would have followed suit. However we guess going with Google Assistant might not be such a bad idea, especially since it is probably better integrated into Android compared to other voice assistants.
lg-g5_hands-on_24Of course this is just a rumor for now so take it with a grain of salt. So far what we know about the LG G6 includes its 5.7-inch QHD+ 18:9 display, and also how LG is killing off the modular features of the LG G5 and that for the LG G6, the handset will be a more “normal” looking device.

LG has also recently confirmed their presence at MWC 2017 where they are expected to host a press conference on the 26th of February, 2017, so check back with us then for the details and to see if Google Assistant will indeed be a feature of the handset.

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