Source: Andrew Merrick / Android Central

Over the past few months, we’ve seen Google and YouTube experiment with many new features. The most recent one was the ability to download videos from the YouTube desktop site. Now the video streaming giant is testing adding Google Assistant integration for some videos.

This feature was first spotted by 9to5Google, and this feature can be activated as long as you are subscribed to YouTube Premium. But once enabled, Google Assistant Maps will appear at the bottom of the description. This allows you to learn more about specific topics, people, places, and things related to the video you’re watching. If you want to test it out for yourself, here are the steps you’ll need to take.

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move towards youtube.com/nouveau From your Android phone or computer. Go to Do more with Assistant. click it try now button.

If you have already subscribed to any of the other YouTube beta features, you will be prompted to unsubscribe first. The prompt that appears will give you the option to do so while this new feature is active.

The last step you’ll need to take before trying out the Google Assistant integration with YouTube is to make sure you’re using the latest version. If you have already checked for the latest update and you are using it, then you can try this feature.

start the Youtube The app on your Android phone.
Select a video that you want to watch.
Open Video description.

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Source: 9to5Google

If the feature is available for the video you selected, a new “Do more with Assistant” section will appear. Depending on the video you’re watching, you’ll see several different options, such as searching for more information about an artist in a song or an actor in a movie trailer.

We have tried to turn this feature on on a few devices with different YouTube accounts. However, it hasn’t been made available to us yet, so we’ll have to dig deeper once Google turns the switch on our accounts.

When you first access the YouTube beta landing page, you will notice that the functionality has some limitations. The first is that it can only be accessed by top Android phones, so iOS users will miss this phone. Second, the test will end on October 27th, giving you just under a month to test the assistant integration on YouTube.

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