How to Enable Ambient Mode in Google Assistant. Ambient Mode on Every Device.
Back at IFA 2019, Google announced a new feature inside the Google Assistant called Ambient Mode. Having first debuted on smart displays, Ambient mode would show a visual overview of what to expect of your day, displaying key information like weather, calendar, reminders, and notification as well as music playback and smart home controls.
Unlike an Always-On display, the Ambient mode only pops up when the phone is charging. This means Ambient Mode doesn’t directly affect the battery of your device. Google is now slowly rolling out the Ambient mode on various devices as several reports now indicate that the feature is being enabled on many Android 9 and Android 10 smartphones.
Until now, many Nokia 6.1, Nokia 6.1 Plus, Poco F1, and Redmi K20 Pro users have reported receiving this feature, meaning the rollout manner is random.
How to enable Google Assistant Ambient Mode
Follow the steps given below to check and enable Ambient Mode inside Google Assistant of your Android phone.
Open Google App
- Click on the More (3-dot) tab at the bottom right.
- Tap Settings.
- Click on Google Assistant.
- Tap Assistant.
- Scroll down the Assistant section to the bottom of the list.
- Ambient Mode will be visible at the top, above the Voice and Speech section of the page.
- You can also switch ON Photo Frame on Ambient Display, which will show Google Photos albums of your choice on the screen when the phone is charging.You will now be taken to the setup process of Ambient display. The page will also show up when you receive a notification about the new feature on your phone.
- Click on Turn ON at the bottom right when the screen reads “Do more while your device is charging with Ambient Mode”.
In the next setup screen, the page will ask you if you want to “see a slideshow of your photos with Ambient Mode”. Click on ‘Continue‘, if you want it, otherwise tap on “No, thanks”.
On the next page, click on ‘Turn ON in settings‘ if you want to see your notification while using ambient mode.
What do you think of this New feature of Google Assistant?