Google Assistant finally started its rollout to Android TV
last week , but so far, it’s only come to one device — the
Nvidia Shield TV. The Assistant will eventually expand to
the rest of the market, but in the meantime, here’s how you
can sideload it.
First discovered by Android Police, the latest version of the
Google app for Android TV jumpstarts Assistant
functionality on the platform, at least for compatible
devices.
For now, this only works on ARM-based Android TV
devices, so that includes the Xiaomi Mi Box and some TVs
with the OS built in, like some from Sony and LeEco. Also
keep in mind that it doesn’t work perfectly just yet.
To get this going, simply sideload version 3.0 of the
Google app for Android TV on your device, give it a quick
reboot, and you should be good to go. Stability is going to
depend on the device you’re testing with, but some users
are reporting success on Sony Bravia TVs and the Mi Box.
Of course, a firmware update is going to be required on
any of these devices to get things working 100%. We’re
also hearing from LeEco owners that the sideloaded
version is working.
If you’re interested in giving this a shot for yourself, the
APK is available now for download from APKMirror .
Thanks Andrew!

http://globaltechgist..co.ke/2017/10/heres-how-to-get-google-assistant-on.html?m=1

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