Google Assistant won't push it to Android tablet.

Of course, many customers want to take advantage of the Assistant feature on Android tablets. Unfortunately, this is impossible because Google has confirmed that its digital personal assistant will still be a smartphone business.

AndroidPolice, a popular Android website, has contacted Google to find out about the company's Assistant programs and whether they also include Android tablets.

For those who own Android tablets, the official answer is sure to be disappointing: "the assistant will be available on Android marshmallows and nougat phones running Google's Play service, but not tablets."

Of course, Google can change its mind at any time, but we don't think that's going to happen. If you're waiting for Google Assistant to arrive on your Android tablet, you can release it immediately and start looking for it on your Android smartphone.

Alternatively, you can continue to use more unconventional methods, such as editing build.prop files to use Google Assistant on your Android tablet. This solution has been around for a long time and is still valid.

For the time being, however, you can stop waiting for Google Assistant to be officially installed on Android tablets. If there is any change, we will definitely update the news.

Meanwhile, Google continues to push its assistants to more smartphones. It is well known that so far, all smartphones powered by marshmallows and nougat are qualified to host assistants.

However, keep in mind that the assistant will reach your phone by updating the Google playback service, so if you notice that you can download the assistant, you may get a digital personal assistant.