The presentation of the new Google assistant, Google Assistant, was not very original with its name, it was one of lime and another of sand for users of Android devices, since the minimum requirement to be able to enjoy this assistant was that the terminal was managed by Android Marshmallow, the sixth version of Android, leaving out some terminals managed by Lollipop that meet the other requirements necessary to run it, such as having more than 1,5 GB of RAM and HD screen, although I still can't understand what the need for this requirement was, it will be Google stuff. Fortunately, Google has seen more than 25% of the terminals with Lollipop not enjoying its assistant and has put the batteries so that these devices can also use it from now on.
For a few weeks, the Google assistant already speaks Spanish, so if we have a terminal to which still seems to have enough life left, we do not need to have the need to change terminals, since the assistant has begun to reach these devices through Google Services, so if your terminal still does not have the Google assistant, it will do so in the next few hours .
At the moment users who are already enjoying the Google assistant with devices with Lollipop We find them in the United States, United Kingdom, India, Australia, Canada and Singapore. Spanish users have had to wait a bit, but now we can also do it with the Spanish version of the assistant, a Spanish version that is obviously available in the United States, Mexico and Spain. At the moment the update for tablets with this version of Android is slowing down and at the moment only users residing in the United States can use it, which will force us to wait a couple of weeks at least, until it reaches our tablet.