Google Now already understands punctuation marks

If in other articles published right here in Androidsis, we have already talked to you about the functionalities of Google Now and the active search with the OK Google command, now this functionality is even more interesting since it begins to understand punctuation marks in the Spanish language of Spain. We say that you are beginning to understand, because as you can see for yourself, it still has some other problem with some punctuation marks.

How can you see in the screenshot itself, you can already make a dictation properly since Google Now begins to understand punctuation marks in Spanish, one of the things that he lacked to learn to the best voice assistant that we have for free for Android, pre-installed as standard in millions of terminals, and in those that are not, we can download it at no cost from the Android application store itself.

Although, as we have said, Google Now is already beginning to understand most punctuation marks in the language of Spanish Spain itself, although it still has obvious problems to differentiate signs such as new paragraph or colon and semicolon, each scores are not recognized at the moment by Google's personal assistant, and it will literally transcribe it to us in text mode.

By contrast, understands the comma perfectly, the period or question marks and exclamation marks, which will help us to make our sentences more meaningful, something that used to cost a little, at least sometimes, to be understood with the use of this sensational Google assistant that offers us a lot of functionalities and curious answers to our most existential doubts.

Hopefully they will soon fix the problem or misunderstanding that occurs when trying to use vital punctuation marks such as colons or semicolons, although that will surely come in a update not too far from Google Now.

For the moment, I leave you an article here where I explained how to download and install Google Now Launcher on any Android deviceso you can try for yourselves this new functionality or option integrated into the voice assistant for Android par excellence.