Jan 05, 2017 11:34 PM EST By Darren Domirez, UniversityHerald Reporter

Google Control is now integrated as Hyundai Car Controller through its Blue Link services. Meanwhile, NVIDIA announced that its latest Shield TV will also take advantage of Google's Control system for efficient and convenient entertainment experience.

Google Control Technology is truly bringing the future right in front of our faces nowadays. Get to know the latest news about Google Home Assistance below.

Hyundai Car Controller

Hyundai announced that its Blue Link service is now linked with Google through a new partnership. The collaboration allows Google Home to add voice control on Hyundai cars, The Verge reported. This means that several Blue Link remote access functions like unlocking the doors or starting the car engine can now be controlled by a simple voice command on Google Home. Furthermore, Blue Link supports Google Maps enabling Google Home to look up addresses by Google's mapping data and deliver the results or send directions straight to your car with one simple voice command.

New NVIDIA Shield TV Control Feature

On the other hand, another CES 2017 device will swarm the Google Control. NVIDIA's latest version of Shield Android TV streaming box will be the first device ever to be integrated with Google Assistant outside Google hub and Google Pixel phones, Ars Technica reported. The voice command will be recognized through a small plug in microphones called NVIDIA Spot fitted onto the Shield TV. With this, users can ask Google Assistance anywhere in the house where the Spot is plugged and as long as it is within the Wi-Fi range.

The new version of NVIDIA Shield TV streaming box does not only have 4K HDR streaming features for Amazon, Google Play, Netflix, and YouTube. It can also provide gamers to stream 4K HDR games from their gaming PC to their TV. Other commands also include the usual music playback functions in addition to the control of certain smart home devices.

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