There is no doubt that those of Mountain View are investing time and resources in promoting one of their star services, Google Now. The truth is that in Spain we can enjoy its functions in a somewhat limited way, which is why many users will prefer other applications with similar purposes, but the developments it is doing Google they promise, and when the system is well matured, it is quite possible that it will be unrivaled.
We already discussed it after the last update of Google Now a couple of weeks ago, from Spain it's quite frustrating see how the system is improving more and more and, however, here we get little more than information about traffic, weather or some leisure points. However, this service promises and, for now, the fact of working organically with the search engine Google makes you can respond much more efficiently to any information we ask for.
Although late in arriving, Google Now It is presenting very interesting improvements, the last update showed some details that advance future utilities of the service, as indicated in Android Guys. The most interesting thing will be the possibility of programming "reminders" based on our daily activity and our location. For example, we can ask our mobile or tablet to remind us to fill up on gasoline when we return from work. The system will automatically recognize when we find ourselves in this situation and will give us the notice.
Also Google Now will ask users to inform it of what types of activities are important to them and will display associated information in this regard. For example, if we regularly take a bus and we want to know schedules or when the billboard of the cinema we like to go to change or update a website that we visit frequently.
For our part, we only have to wait for these to work and end up spreading a bit quickly to other countries, since as it is right now the service is really limited. The competitors like sherpaFurthermore, they are showing good manners, but the resources they have Google to build an almost perfect assistant are available to very few.