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some of the most tedious things I do on my phone stem from what I see a business card I want to save details from a receipt I need to track and so on with google lens my assistant will be able to help with those kinds of tasks - I love live music and sometimes I see info for shows around town that look like fun now I can just tap the google lens icon and point the camera at the vet Markey my assistant instantly red eyes is what I'm looking at now if I wanted to I could tap to hear some of this band songs and my assistant offers other helpful suggestions right in the viewfinder there's one to buy tickets from tick Astor and another to add the show to my calendar with just a tap my assistant adds the concert details to my schedule saving event save stone foxes for May 17th at 9 p.m. awesome my assistant helped me keep track of the event so I won't miss the show and I didn't have to open a bunch of apps or type anything thanks Ibrahim so that's how the assistant is getting better at conversation by understanding language and voices with new input choices and with the power of google lens second the assistant is becoming a more connected experience that's available everywhere you need help from your living room to your morning jog from your commute to errands around town your assistant should know how to use all of your connected devices for your benefit now we're making good progress and bring the assistant to those two billion phones and other devices powered by Android like TVs wearables and car systems and today I'm excited to announce that the Google assistant is now available on the iPhone