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Celebrate dad and make the most of Father’s Day with a little help from your Google Assistant. Dads are awesome. They teach you how to ride your first bike, sneak you the last cookie when no one’s looking, they make sure there are no monsters under your bed, helping us reel in the ‘huge’ fish, catching us when we stumbled, reading the same book 325 times, and being there for us no matter what. Dads are pretty awesome. Often the unsung heroes of couch-fort building, light bulb replacing, family movie nights, impromptu dance parties and fixing broken things, Dad doesn’t even get to wear a cape. I believe that what we become depends on what our fathers teach us at odd moments, when they aren’t trying to teach us. We are formed by little scraps of wisdom.  Isn’t it time we celebrate dads?  What can I say? Dads make the world go round. This Sunday is Father’s Day — a day to surprise and spoil our favorite dads. With a little help from your Google Assistant, you can pla...

Google has brought a powerful set of data tools to the home assistant category that it’s going to be hard for Amazon Echo to match. Unlike today’s search box, the Google Assistant learns about you from your behavior. It will know you’re a vegetarian, so won’t recommend steakhouses for dinner. It will understand context: If you’ve just bought Golden State Warriors tickets, the next time you mention Curry, it will know you’re talking about Steph and not Thai curry. If you enjoyed this article, things you can do from here: I read every response here, so keep the conversation going in comments below. Subscribe to this blog via RSS . Follow Deepak(author) , on Google+ or Twitter Do tap/click that SHARE  text below to recommend it to other interested readers! Or feel free to pass it along.