Google to unveil Amazon Echo competitor at Google I/O, reports say

Today Google I/O commences. Google puts on a presentation of the past and future undertakings for the whole Google suite of items and administrations. One of the ventures that Google's been firmly taking a shot at is evidently an immediate contender to Amazon's fairly fruitful shrewd gadget called the Echo, which is basically a voice-enacted data center offering things like games scores and continuous climate.

The New York Times reports that Google will present such a gadget in San Francisco on Wednesday at the phase of Google I/O. The same report says this item ought to be called Google Home and will be propelled to people in general in the fall of this current year. We can expect such an item from Google to utilize Google Now's administration with some broad upgrades and outsider reconciliation and in addition consistent collaboration with Google's Nest product offering.

It'd be fascinating to see what sort of shrewd voice partner Google will think of after the achievement of its versatile data and voice aide, Google Now. What do you think? Would you buy an in-home voice-colleague center if Google made one? What might you need Google Home to have the capacity to do?

"We're making everything wisely cautious," Sundar Pichai, then the pioneer of Google's Android telephone programming program, said at the 2014 fashioners' get-together. "We need to know when you're at home, with your children."

Mr. Pichai is as of now CEO of Google and will pass on the present year's keynote area to planners.