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Lenovo Smart Display Full Setup Video - Duration: 1:38:12.Hello Automaters! Thanks for tuning in again I'm back with another full setup
video here with the Lenovo Smart Display now I have a giant 10 inch smart display
to set up here today get it opened up and fully set up but what these videos
are about are they're intended to be a resource for you to come back and forth
over time as you want to set up different components so go ahead
bookmark this video bookmark the playlist that it's in as well and go
ahead and down in the description below you're going to find different time
codes that allow you to click on and skip back and forth between the
different parts of the video to help you set up this product fully so let's get
this opened up and set up fully the Lenovo Smart Display so what's amazing
about this product is just the sheer size so you can see I could barely fit
it in the screen here with my little GoPro camera there but ultimately this
is a giant box that we're gonna get opened up here today so on the bottom of
the box here is actually how you get this opened and again we can barely see
this thing so I'm actually going to turn it towards the big camera here so that
is a massive massive device and as you take it out it is it does have all the
wrapping on it there are of course some manuals that yet you get in the box and
then the power adapter as well so that's really all you're getting and then
otherwise it's just styrofoam inside the box so we don't need that let's get rid
of it all right now you can see I took a little picture here up on the phone
screen but ultimately what this is saying is that it is 50 or 60 Hertz
capable so that's international market ready and 100 to 240 volt ready as well
now this conversion is going to twenty volts so that's a little bit of a
different conversion you know not something that we see generally on
devices like this the smart display itself we're gonna run through the
physical features in a moment but it just had the plastic wrapping on it that
I had to take off there so let's talk a little bit about the physical features
now obviously that is a nice big screen there that you have access to that's
fantastic on the top here you can see a couple of
voice sorry the volume control buttons here and this is your mute microphone
button now you can see that there is a physical stand at the back of this and
this is your power port way back here so that's what you have on this device now
on the side here you can see a physical switch and this actually allows you to
cover up the camera and it's a little bit difficult to move if you're not
directly on it but I don't know if you can see it there's a little orange tint
in there and trying to move it back and forth a little here there's a little
orange tint in here that shows that I've hidden the actual camera so so this
camera here that you have on the device it actually allows you to do google duo
video display calls so that's one of the really great features about this device
now there's also a bunch of microphone ports and there is a light sensor on
this device as well but we'll get to that now the one last thing I want to
show you before we really get into the setup on the device here or get it
plugged in and get it set up is this and this is a really important feature as
far as I'm concerned this allows you to do portrait style video calls and I
think that's again really important I really like this thought in terms of the
design from Lenovo so I've just plugged in my device and we're going to start
here basically with the Google home application and for the balance of the
video here for when you need it you're going to see the smart display sitting
over here and we're going to continue to work within the Google home application
here I also have some Google home devices sitting over here as well that
will work with in terms of multi Audio and some other features to get
started download the Google home app on a phone or tablet so there you go now if
you were watching right as this device basically booted up it said set up one
device it's showing up in my application now you don't have to have the
application open when you first start or plug in the Lenovo Smart Display but it
doesn't hurt and then you can see it's a set up one device if you didn't have
that there is an Add button right here and you can use that Add button to go
ahead and just simply add a device so let me show you how to actually go
through that method you could hit the setup device button there or you can hit
the setup device button here now this is a Google home type of device you say set
up a new device and now we're choosing a home to put it within now that home for
you probably it probably only says one home or you might have to create a new
home just create a name for that as your home to start yourself off here with
this device you don't need to worry about that too much now it's going
through and it's looking for devices and one of the struggles or one of the
biggest struggles is Wi-Fi so we're gonna talk about some Wi-Fi
troubleshooting in a minute but it should find your device right away if it
doesn't you probably have some kind of device right next to this that's
broadcasting Wi-Fi or interfering with the device so in general keep your phone
and the device relatively close together they don't need to be side by side and
don't have a ton of other devices next to it that are getting in the way of
that broadcast so it's broadcasting a Wi-Fi signal right now so we're going to
tap on that and just hit next so the first screen that popped up did
we see this code yes we do we see it over there and do we want to help
improve Google Assistant's Smart Display so this is basically send stats and and
crash reports and things I usually say no and the reason for that is I have too
many of these devices in my home so how many reports and statistics do I want to
be sending here now the Google Assistant smart just
for me this is showing up likely it's not showing up for you this is basically
it was it was put or it was built in a in a different country than mine it was
built in the US and sent to me here now I'm in Canada by the way so this device
where is it physically in my home now this is going to end up in my kitchen
and that's what I'll say the smart display the Lenovo Smart Display is a
really good placement for i have a number of videos on the channel that
talk about how you can use this device as you know really helpful in your
kitchen and there's some new features now i'm just going to hit next and now
I'm choosing Wi-Fi my Wi-Fi network now you will choose your Wi-Fi network and
then it will require a password and so what I want to tell you is it's not
going to ask me for my password it will ask you for yours and you'll have to
input that now this is a good point to break and I'm gonna take you over to a
different video where I talked about some Wi-Fi troubleshooting steps about a
Google home hub or a Google home Mini but ultimately this is very similar know
if you did struggle for any reason getting your Wi-Fi set up here's a
couple of things you can do there's not a ton that Google's going to kind of
give out here or tell you you can do my device is going through an update so
just keep that in mind here as I'm as I'm talking but what I'll tell you is
that you need an iOS 9 point 1 or greater or an Android 4.4 or greater
device to get that connection process to occur correctly another thing that
you're going to want to make sure you know if you've struggled here get this a
little closer to your router just for that initial setup there after it should
be ok and you're also not going to want a ton of devices sitting right next to
it you know that our Wi-Fi broadcasters or Wi-Fi capable as well so if you have
a bunch of Wi-Fi devices on the 2.4 gigahertz band sitting right next to
this that could interfere some other things that and Google tells you this
rate on their support website the tell you basically restart your router
restart the wireless so turn off that wireless basically the signal from your
router turn that on turn it back on and as it's coming back up you know you
might have dumped some of the items off of your Wi-Fi network and that might
just help you to get this initial connection going on if you are
struggling with that the other thing you can do is switch the connection to a
five gigahertz setup basically with your router now that would allow you then to
set this device up as a five gigahertz so it is a dual band device now just a
couple of other things in general network congestion is going to be your
biggest issue but finally if you really are struggling here and you can't get
this connected support Google comm head there have a quick chat let them walk
you through the troubleshooting steps and I think it'll become fairly clear ok
now continuing on this is the partion where we set up the Google Assistant and
my device is actually physically updating now as I do set up the Google
Assistant on the device now Google Assistant is what answers all of your
queries your questions any commands you have for the device this is physically
what is telling you answering anything you do with a device alright so my
device has started updating as a result and we're going to set up the Google
Assistant as the next part now the Google Assistant is what physically
powers the device are it answers all of your questions this is really the brains
behind the Lenovo Smart Display so we're going to go ahead and hit next here this
is really just telling you some information about your privacy about the
partners that Google works with and how they use some of that data so go ahead
and read that stuff because it is important for you now I'm just hitting
next or I've just moved on to the next screen voice match you know what
basically what it's doing for you is teaching the Google Assistant your voice
and that helps in terms of recognition it also helps with things in the future
like personal results so I would I would recommend that you do this you
just hit this view more button and then you have to agree to what they're
talking about here because you are giving them a voice model and what's
going to happen is you're going to have to use the wake word four times and and
just in succession here with the device I won't have to do that because I've
already taught the Google Assistant my voice and you can see it there now the
next step is personal results now personal results is that second
component to what we just talked about it allows you to get your calendar your
contacts your reminders all kinds of things physically on this device so that
means you can make those phone calls because your contacts are being uploaded
and used between your phone and this device so again I would recommend this
this allows you to manage the calendar as well next up is your address this is
physically where you live in on the smart display itself here you do have a
navigation component so putting that in allows the Lenovo Smart Display to know
where you are and later we'll talk about where you're going in terms of your your
work environment now adding media services here you can see I have a
number of check marks on the screen right now that's because I've already
connected other devices clearly I have a few of my home now you can see the plus
down there on Deezer and when I tap on that it allows me to link my account no
I don't actually have a Deezer account but if I just hit yes link account I
would have to put in my credentials and that's really the same for these other
music services now and what I'll tell you is this goes back a little bit and
you're gonna hear this time and time again throughout the video whatever
you've put in as your Google Account at the start of the setup process and
that's a that's a critical discussion here you put that account in and what it
means is you're connected to certain Google services so YouTube music you you
can usually sign in to a different account here but as we go forward with
the calendar and the other integration that's really what you've
tied together as that Google account is tied so you know the the next button
here the default music service or the next screen rather the default music
service I'm choosing Google Play Music you could choose Spotify you could use
YouTube music or whatever other services I've seen Pandora in other countries
this is really going to be dependent on what country you're in so choose which
one you want whenever you just say hey play music that's the one that will
start so if you have playlists in something I would say use that now video
calling I already have again linked my google duo account I'll show you a
little later in the process how to link your google duo account if you don't do
it here so you could say not now and you could just skip this and I'll show you
later in the video how to make sure your Google duo account is all loaded and
connected but this is basically linking the duo account to this device that I
already have set up so in general what you're going to have to have is a Google
dual account and again I'd say use that one that you used the the Google account
to sign up on this application or to log into this application the Google home
application so I'm just going to hit use duo for now and again I'll show you how
to do that a little bit later now ambient mode is basically what turns
the Lenovo Smart Display into a digital photo frame and you're able to connect
to a number of different services but not right on this screen so if you'd
like to use Facebook you can look at this a little bit later but again Google
photos is there and it's attached to whatever Google account you use you will
be able to pull the Google photos from there so I can hit next after I've
tapped on that and then whatever albums I have show up here now you can see I'm
not using albums in my Google Photos account on this Google account so
instead I could use the art gallery or a full screen clock and that's what I'm
going to use just for the purposes of the demo here today
and I'm going to pick a relatively dark clock and that allows me to just show
you better screens actually as we go through the demo here now ultimately I'm
almost done the setup process and truthfully my smart display is almost
done updating so we're almost ready to go forward with getting this device set
up so I'm going to hit next and this is where it's just telling me hey I'm not
finished that update give me some extra time here thousands of recipes control
smart home devices and more you can also ask your Assistant to complete multiple
actions with a single command this is called a routine just say hey Google
good morning and your Assistant will show you your calendar the weather your
commute and whatever else you need to start your day want to share the moment
you can video call friends and family hands-free with Google duo also built-in
on new Android phones and available for free on iPhones you can connect
compatible smart home devices like the lights and thermostat through the Google
home app on your phone there you can set up news and media customize your teens
and change the ambient mode which is what you'll see when you're not using
your smart display to adjust volume or brightness swipe up from the bottom of
the screen and anytime you want to exit just swipe
from the left edge give it a try now and see what your smart display can do for
you all right now as soon as that update was applied and I was sitting at this
screen there was that little video that you saw it was pretty good little video
for explaining some of the basic functions of the device so I wanted to
let that run for a little bit now now that I'm all done
what I'll tell you about this screen kitchen display is ready now it's seeing
its kitchen display because that's where I put it in and it's a display so that's
the initial name I'll show you how to adjust that later
let's hit continue so there you go you're basically ready now to use this
device so what we're gonna do is we're gonna go through the device settings
first so that's one of the critical pieces for you and then we're gonna go
through the application settings and finally we'll talk about some of the
application specifics and how to get in deeper we'll talk about connecting other
smart home equipment and really then using routines and some of those more
detailed functions so let's start with device settings now in order to find the
device settings there's a couple of different ways to go but the best way is
simply here in the home screen scrolling down until I get to kitchen and you can
see I have a kitchen speaker in a kitchen display now I've brought my
kitchen speaker down here right now but here's my kitchen display now I've gone
in there I tapped there and what I'll say is there was also a play music
button there you could hit that and it would start kind of randomly it would
choose from your default service but choose a random song based on your
preferences so right now it's not playing anything but I could start that
in a second and I'll show you that a little bit when we get to the music
component of the demo so now up in the top right there's this gear icon and I
want to hit that and go in there now you can see I have a linked account the name
of the device the home the room the group and Wi-Fi and then digital
well-being we're going to go through all of those and there's more settings down
hello now the length account you can go ahead and you can go into that you can
just see the accounts that are linked but ultimately that's all that's there
we can link other accounts in the basically in the settings for the whole
Google home account here or home application rather now changing the name
this is where you can come in and you can call it something else I'll leave it
as kitchen display for now but you could make that adjustment and it applies to
the device relatively quickly the home this is again now I'll talk a little bit
about why you might want multiple homes let's say you have a child and you only
want them to be able to access certain things and you only want them to be able
to control certain devices you could segregate the different devices in your
home by simply putting them in different homes here so you could create a second
one and basically call it the kids home or your kids name and then they won't
have access to controlling say the lights or the thermostat or things like
that you don't necessarily want them to have access to but you could give them
control of their own room lighting so in terms of the room hitting that you can
go in and you could choose a new room that this device is in and why might
that be important well when you say to the Lenovo Smart Display turn off the
lights it will turn off the lights in the room that it's in so it contextually
knows you know from that interface in the home menu there it knows what
devices are in each room so that's it's a contextual command thing so when you
change the room that it's physically in here then it will change what it affects
now you can always if you'd like say shut off the lights in Ex room or Y room
and then it will shut off those as well but just know that when you do that
basis there that basic command of turn off the lights are turned on the lights
it will do it in the room it's in now in terms of groups these are multi room
audio groups so what that means for you is basically this device can be added to
multi-room audio groups and one of the recent feature upgrades that
they put into the Lenovo Smart Display so you can just add it to whatever group
you want you could create a new group which you can see down at the bottom and
then you can if you like you can add it to multiple of these groups so you can
see I just clicked on three of them and I could add them to it so for now I will
add it to one of the group's that I have in my home and later again when we go
through music I'll go through creating a group and doing all of that work and
then putting this in that group and showing you how to use it as part of the
music demo moving down in the device settings you can see the Wi-Fi and you
know if you just needed to change what Wi-Fi this was on this is how you do it
you can hit forget this network and you're done there no digital well being
is quite the feature this is gonna take me a few minutes to walk through
actually so I'm going to hit next and what we're doing is we're setting up
filters for what is possible on this device so I'm going to hit next and the
first thing to talk about is who do you want to filter now I have voice matched
my voice on this device so therefore I could either filter it for everyone
including myself or other accounts and guests now what I'll say about other
accounts and guests over time we're going to see basically and this is the
way automation works in industry you have hierarchy of accounts and we don't
really have that right now we don't really have supervise de counts but you
will in the future and so therefore you can basically set that by account in the
future I think so now the device is here you can see I've
just selected kitchen display so that's just this device but I could select
multiple and you can see that I have other devices in my home with certain
filters on them based on where they are and what they're doing but now once I've
selected the devices I want to you can see I can turn them on and off I just
hit the next at the bottom now next up are videos and I don't think you
necessarily want to fill everything out but if this was a kids
device you could just use those YouTube kids video to filter so you can see how
I'm allowing it only to play filtered videos right now from YouTube kids so
I'm gonna turn on a little bit more here I'm going to include the restricted mode
video so you know in general that filter should work keep in mind it's not going
to work 100% and if you want you can block all videos from YouTube there now
next up is music and this filter I think actually can be used very effectively if
you have multiple music services connected so you can see that I have
certain or different accounts here the three accounts that we talked about when
we set it up I could leave one that's not my default service say Spotify
without a restricted mode on it or with with allowing basically explicit music
so if my child is on home or or whomever I want to kind of keep this explicit
music away from I can go ahead and I can uncheck that music service and it will
allow me to play that explicit music for that service and I'd have to
specifically say on Spotify to get it to play that music so you can of course
allow all music or you can go ahead and you can block all music as well now
there's a couple of additional controls here and they can be highly highly
impactful to the way that this device works so you could block all calls if
you'd like so nobody would be able to make calls on this device myself I'm
actually going to leave that because I want my child in the near future to be
able to make calls on this device I'm going to teach him how to do that
do I want to allow the assistant to basically answer any query or do I want
to restrict the query so when I do that restriction it really restricts the
device down to weather news very very basic queries so you know kind of keep
that in mind and then the family-friendly actions will really a
strict the Google Assistant action so those are third-party actions that you
can install on the device and allow to basically create some additional
functionality now if they weren't family friendly or Marquez family friendly they
would not work if you said only allow family friendly actions and I'll say
that's a developing part of the marketplace of the assistant marketplace
so how well that's going to work right now I'm not really clear on I haven't
tried all the actions that are out there there's literally thousands so now that
I've hit done my filter is is all complete and now it's downtime so do you
want to schedule some downtime when this basically this device is dead quiet it's
not doing anything and I think that's what you want now alarms and timers will
still work keep that in mind again this is a very
similar interface so this is going to start looking repetitive the kitchen
display is the one I've selected I'm just hitting next which days do I want
this to happen so do I want it on school nights that's a nice easy choice or do I
want to customize and I'm going to choose all the days because this isn't a
public location in my house I'm going to customize when that downtime begins so
you can see I'm setting at 11:00 and that downtime ends at 6:00 a.m. so
basically this device is not going to do anything it's not going to bother me
from 11:00 till 6:00 every day right now and you can set that downtime to
whatever days and times you'd like so that's digital well-being in a nutshell
here and we're all done that component of the assistant setup process moving
down the list there's a couple of things here default speaker so you could choose
any of your groups that you've created as the default speaker here and that
would mean when you asked it to play music it would play on that group or
that speaker and you can now choose chromecast V version two or three you
can choose chromecast Audio you can choose Google home hubs Google home
Google home minis or you can choose Lenovo Smart Displays and the other
smart displays that are out on the market or you can choose those groups so
if I want it to always play on the office group I just
tap that and it sets that as the default speaker now for now again we're gonna
get to those demos so I'm going to leave it on the kitchen display itself now the
default TV and this is a little more of an interesting discussion with a smart
display I think in general you want it to be the the default on that display
you might want chromecast interaction with these devices so you can choose
those you can see my basement Chrome right there or other displays you might
want to be your default TV so when you ask it to play YouTube video it will
play automatically on here now one thing to note Netflix is not going to work so
just give up on that right now and move on with life you basically have YouTube
on here right now I'm sure in the future we're going to see those different
connected services start to work here but for now the default TV I and again
this is the same with default speakers if I don't choose one it will use that
as the default TV or speaker in terms of alarms and timers and this is a good
place to start doing some of our demonstrations so you can set an
independent alarm and timer volume here and if you'd like that can be
independent of everything else now there are other alarms and timers that you can
use so let's just start a couple of those alarms
set an alarm for 1255 your alarm set for 12:55 p.m.
set a music alarm for 1254 p.m. in what music would you like me to play Foo
Fighters I'll play Foo Fighters music for 1254 p.m. so you can see I set a
couple of alarms there one of them was a music alarm and one of them was a
standard alarm so you can set music and media alarms now the other thing is
timers set a timer for three minutes 30 now cancel all timers all right consider
it canceled canceled all my alarms sure it's canceled
no I can go ahead you can see I could set multiple timers I can set multiple
alarms and the multiple timers will show up on screen for you so that's really
nice you can name your timers to be able to separate them as well so you can call
it an egg timer and then I don't know a steak time or whatever if you're having
steak and eggs okay so now you can set those timers differently the other thing
with alarms is you can set them as recurring so you know let's go ahead and
do that here so set a recurring alarm okay when for 7:00
a.m. a repeating alarm for 7:00 a.m. and when do you want it to repeat every
weekday all right your alarm set on weekdays at 7:00 a.m. so there you go I
said a recurring alarm I could set a recurring music alarm if I'd like so you
can see you can combine all of those different services together in different
ways and basically piece it together as an alarm or a timer as you see fit now
moving down still in the voice in the device settings here I can enable night
mode so enable night mode is basically where you can basically minimize the
volume to a certain level or leave it as a max so you know if I only want it at
that level here at about 20% I can make that happen from a certain time again so
you could align this with the digital well-being setting or you could keep it
independent and let's say you have a child who goes to bed a little earlier
I'm going from 9:00 till 6:00 and when it's enabled I can either leave on do
not disturb mode or not so you can block sounds from reminders and broadcast
messages which we'll go through in a bit here so night mode in general I think is
a good feature and paired with that digital well being I think it's a really
good combination now if I'd like I can turn on do not disturb mode just
entirely for the device where none of the broadcast messages or spoken
notifications or any of those things will show up on the device I'm not going
to turn that on now but it's just an on-off switch let's continue down now
here's ambient mode again and you'll notice when we go into here before we
had Google photos the art gallery and the fullscreen clock now there is an
experimental mode here and you can see Facebook and Flickr so when I tap on
Facebook I can actually go in and get my Facebook content and it's the same with
Flickr here you would have to sign in if this was your first time but you can
also just choose the online photos and now that is what will
show up on the device so now that I've done that it will sit there and it will
roll through those and I can also choose to show the weather the time and
personal photo data which I usually turn off now how often do I want the
slideshow to adjust do I want it every five seconds or every minute you can
make that adjustment as well now again I'm going to take this back to the full
screen clock just so I don't keep you guys looking at pictures for this whole
demo here so now going back again accessibility and this is a big
component and useful for a lot of people so now the biggest thing is the start
and the end sound now you've you've seen the device respond and it's hard for me
to tell if I'm not looking at the device whether or not it's heard me so when I
turn on the start and end sound thank you I'd be happy to you got it I don't
know what it was saying you got it too but there you go
you could hear a start and an end sound there that basically told me that the
device had heard me so I don't need to think about that anymore I really like
those start and end sounds so now after those start and end sounds you have
audio descriptions and the ability to have what what is on the screen read to
you by the screen reader option now I actually have a video that goes through
all of these different accessibility often so I'm going to play you a
component from that right now
you
now paired Bluetooth devices this demo2 again stop and do here so enabling
pairing mode you can do that right here and now it says connected kitchen
display using bluetooth now I happen to think that it's a little more natural to
just ask the device to enable bluetooth so that's actually an option for you you
can just tell the device to do that now once you go into your device settings in
your bluetooth you will see this device show up now that I've enabled the
pairing mode it will show up down here in other devices or you know your phone
might be a little bit different here but ultimately it just takes some time to
get that Bluetooth enabled so you can see kitchen display I tap on kitchen
display for this initial pairing effort after this it should just pair time and
time again so now because I've paired my Bluetooth device you can see my iPhone
is listed there and I'm in Bluetooth connection mode so it's ready to receive
audio from any application I'd like so I could go ahead and I could use Apple
music if I'd like to connect to so I'm just going to use google play music
right now it doesn't really matter which service you use but you can see I could
just start music
now you can see the ability to control volume I now have two places to
basically do that I can also start to discuss or tell the device to change
songs but when I start to change artists or I start to change what I'm playing it
just doesn't work anymore and you switch services to playing off of this device
itself so if you want to control by bluetooth you use your phone basically
the entire time the only thing you can do is move the volume up and go to the
next or previous song one last thing I forgot to talk about actually in pairing
Bluetooth devices if you want to stop that entirely that Bluetooth capability
you know you've paired a device that you no longer have you can just tap the X
there and that gets rid of it now the time format you can obviously move to a
24 hour clock and the preview program is something that is a little you know it's
more important for the Google home and the Google home many devices but you can
still allow email notifications and you can still hit join program on this
device so now this device is is in the preview program here and even though
it's still saying off in the device settings the preview program just gives
you those early access to feature so you're gonna get a little bit of a beta
and that might mean that you might get some features that don't work quite
right now this is a fairly important feature here lowering the volume when
listening that will allow you to basically you know when it's playing
music and you use that wake word it basically quiets down the music so that
you can give it a command and they can actually hear that I would say leave
that on do you want to let others control your cast media and there's that
help improve Google Assistant smart display so that's the sending of
statistics that I said no thanks to in the early setup process now you can
remove the device from home from here there's a number of different ways to do
that but this is a quick way of doing that as well so if you ever say sell a
device like this remove it from your home and factory reset
which you know you're going to need to look up how to do that but essentially
it's holding the two volume buttons for a little bit of time and then it will
factory reset remove it from your home and it's gone so down below all of that
though system firmware cast firmware Google Assistant smart display version
these tell you the features that you have so you know this will help you in
the future if you ever need to know why you don't have a feature come and look
here and then look up what version you need on the web and of course here on
the channel I'm gonna tell you how to get that updated over time now that's
not to say that the device doesn't update on its own it's just sometimes
you might find yourself caught in a certain version or system firmware
version so now we're essentially done with the device settings and that really
means we're able to go through some of those other settings that will hold you
up from certain features on the on the display now up at the top of the home
page here you can see this Settings button right here and if we go into that
there's a few things I want to show you here but we're ultimately going to go
down all the way to the bottom and go to more settings now inside more settings
this is where you have a number of things that will affect how your device
functions so if this is your first time getting a smart display or even a Google
home device set up in your home you want to come here and get this set up so
number one the nickname what will your Assistant call you you can actually go
into that and you could modify what the device is actually calling you now your
places this is where you have your home and work addresses in the in the smart
display in all of your Google home devices and this is when you ask it how
long will it take for me to get to work those two addresses will be impactful to
that and and they will route you through Google Maps how to get there so you can
add in your address and if you want you can remove addresses later getting
around how do you get around in terms of you know do
you drive to work or do you take take public transportation so the bus routes
do you walk or bike and then otherwise what do you do to get around you can
make those adjustments now your people this I'm going to show you a demo from a
different video in a second here how you can get things to be remembered it's
really the same on this device as it is on the Google home hub so that's the
demo I'm going to use but essentially you can make your device remember
different facts for you and remind you about those facts and you know things
like birthdays are really good I think to kind of put in there hey this contact
and this uses your contacts to basically say okay this person they have a
birthday on this day and that means that on that day I'm going to get a
notification and a reminder and things like that but also what you can do is
you can tell the device I want you to remember who mommy is now mommy is this
contact in my contacts list and therefore now my child can make that
phone call using that word instead of calling in my case Elizabeth no there's
other things to do to set up that functionality and it's something that
not everyone is going to want so I'm not going to include how you get your kids
set up to do that but that's part of it right there basically setting that up by
it by account and and you'll notice that's my Google account at the top of
this so you would have to login to whomever you want to manage that with
that's their account and therefore they're people that you're getting the
device to remember by remember that Elizabeth birthday is August 3rd do you
mean the contact named Elizabeth yes
now that birthday was August 3rd is that right
yes okay I'll remember that Elizabeth's birthday is August 3rd now down below
payments reservations and purchases now payments only work in certain countries
you're only going to have this feature if you're in certain countries basically
the u.s. is the only one right now that can make purchases direct from like the
Google store for shipping address but there are other actions in that Google
Assistant so you can go in there into the payment section of the application
put in a payment method put in a delivery address for where you want the
products to go that you buy and then you can actually buy products through this
through this digital display here so now up at the top there's three settings so
allow payments with your Assistant do you want to allow that happen do you
want to confirm your identity before paying and then use a fingerprint to
confirm identity so that's on a phone with a fingerprint reader you can
actually use your fingerprint to confirm that you actually did want that purchase
to make so you can turn these on and it's relatively secure here and then
you're capable of making payments in different skills now I'm just gonna skip
weather here for a second but the reservations capability you know this is
going to become more and more impactful as we talk about Google duplex and the
capabilities of making reservations with your Google Assistant so right now it's
basically just connected to your account that's all it is
now purchases here this is all of the different purchases on this Google
account so again when you connected that initial Google account you connected to
all of those things so if you have other purchases that you've made they're
showing up there and then if you have purchases that you've made through the
Google Assistant they're showing up there as well so you can review those
now the weather I said I'd get to it it's basically Fahrenheit or Celsius
that's it so what what version of the weather do you want and it's important
to note for all of the before I go over to the assistants side
for the personal information that affects all of your Google Assistant
enabled devices now moving over to assistant the languages discussion for a
smart display is more complicated so you can see where it's saying I have English
United States and I have French in Canada here I could speak French to the
device but I could not get the writing out in French now I think right now
there is only English United States and the reason I say that is even if I
choose English Canada you will notice that it says English Canada won't work
on some of your devices so that's specifically referring to the smart
displays they're only capable of basically English United States writing
on them right now the assistant voice is another piece here you can actually
change the different voices here and you're choosing based on color these
days they just basically as soon as you hit them it starts to play so you can go
ahead and you can choose your voice now initially if you got a choice in the
setup process I didn't today but if you got a choice it would have been just
voice 1 or voice - there's 8 choices here now today and we're going to see
future voices with celebrities and things like that so you know ultimately
come here make your assistant choice continued conversation for a smart
display I'm not even going to go into that menu here and the reason for that
is basically continued conversation right now doesn't work on any smart
display you could get the Google Home Hub this the JBL link view doesn't
matter the Lenovo Smart Display cannot do the full continued conversation
feature basically so what it does do is contextually give you the follow-up
capability so it there are two components to continued conversation i
have to explain that to make sure you guys understand the first component is
contextually knowing what you've asked so if I asked about Scarlett Johansson
who I always ask about on these videos cuz
hopefully one day you will call me Scarlett but anyways contextually the
device will know that I've asked about her and then I can ask a follow-up
question and say what's her age and these devices and I'll show you in a
demo here they will actually show you on screen some buttons to follow up with
different topics about what you've asked and so you can just kind of use those
buttons to continue or you can remake up the device and have it basically answer
that next question so I can first say how will who is Scarlett Johansson and
then the follow-up question can be how old is she not how old is Scarlett
Johansson and again those buttons on the bottom are there for me as well now the
second part of continued conversation is leaving the microphone open and I know
this is one of the most requested functions or features out there for
these smart displays but it is still to this day not available that's what they
do not do on the smart displays and I've spoken about it a number of times with
different people I believe it's intentional and you know
if you guys want you can continue to send feedback to Google and I do believe
they will move that mark on the smart display now voice match if you hadn't
done voice matching you wanted to do it there it is home control we're gonna go
through in more detail later but the reason this screen we can go into right
now you know basically this is an older interface for all your other devices the
the home control section now is more located on the home screen so we'll talk
about that later when we're starting to connect other devices but what you can
do here is you can see the breakdown per connected service so you can see
Phillips you here and I have a number of services are a number of scenes rather
and a number of Lights and they're all in here and there's smart things and all
my different sensors and things that have connected so you know the other
component is the rooms component here and you know there's this big assign
room capability right here most of these are acts
scenes from Philips hue or routines from a service called you know me so they
aren't actually devices but you could if you wanted set devices kind of in two
rooms on mass if you hadn't done that or they were sitting in the other room with
basically nothing nothing set up on them so that piece of home control I feel is
going to change so I'm not going to spend a lot of time on it right now
routines we're going to get to at the end but here's the way to access those
routines and then email updates again this is another setting basically for
you to get all of the Google Assistant email sent to you so now let's move over
to services voice and video calls and this is where the rubber starts to hit
the road here in terms of capabilities on the device now mobile calling if you
didn't already get this at the start of the process and I'm I'm betting you did
if you don't already have your number in here you can actually go into your
number and you can add or change that phone number and then you will get a
text message on the device have to put in the code that it basically gave you
and and you've put in your your calling number basically what will show up when
you make calls from all your Google Assistant enabled devices so it will use
that phone number so people know that you're calling even though you're
calling from a Lenovo Smart Display now moving on to video and voice
applications and this is where you can link up google duo so you can see that
little link button there and what I'm going to do is put in my phone number
here and then once I've done that it basically links to that google duo
account so you already have to have one of those it's a free application
download on your iPhone or it's already integrated on Android devices so I'm
just going to type in my number here and then we'll get it connected because my
number is already linked to Google duo that basically linked my account that's
it now if I wanted I could block numbers and I could unlink my duo account so now
just because we've gone ahead and we've put that google duo account
what I want to show you is how to get it linked right in with this device so if I
go back to the assistant settings and what you will see down below and I
didn't show this before are the assistant devices now you see my kitchen
display and when I go into that here's a number of additional device settings so
you know this basically will allow you to go modify the name again modify the
address so you could set a different address for this display versus your
other displays you have personal results and you have home screen and
notifications all those things you can turn on and off here and you could turn
on a restricted mode all the time or a TV content filter now down here duo
video calls do I want to link that why yes I do
so go ahead hit use duo and now the duo video call capability is available back
into the services tab there's the music the news the photos and videos and we've
already seen some of these connected services but the music clearly that's a
quick ability to add different music services I'm going to show you a little
later when we get closer to the music demo here how that actually can
interface with Apple music at one point there's a specific way to do it here the
new services so whenever you ask for news these are your different news
sources and you can go ahead and add new sources you can add it by country and
then you're able to just add them and later once you've done that you can
change the order here just inside the application so you can actually drag
things around now an interesting thing or interesting component for your smart
display is right here you'll see video available on smart displays on certain
news sources so you know for seeing it there if I request news and we get to
that news on the Lenovo Smart Display I will get an actual video to start
playing continuing down now photos in videos and what I'll say is I've already
linked my Netflix and YouTube kids accounts but ultimately what you
see here is the ability to just link and then put in the credentials to that
account once you've done that you can use those services now again Netflix
does not work on this but you could request Netflix to play on a chromecast
through this device so if you have a chromecast on your TV you could still
request this to happen now Google photos is down here as well and you can turn on
that integration with that Google Account that you use to sign up here in
the application so that's the only one you have google photo access to today
tvs and speakers allows you to manage your TV and speakers you could add
another if you'd like and this is Google cast devices that are on your network so
you can go ahead and hit that ad but this is just another method of adding
new devices which again we're going to get to later in the in the video here
now your calendar your shopping list your stocks all of those are the same
functionality across you know a Google Home Hub or a Lenovo Smart Display so I
have a previous video that explains everything for these three services I'm
going to bring that up right now and you can watch it for the Google home hub
which again acts exactly the same on this device now the calendar function
and you know I mentioned this earlier it's really going to use your Google
Calendar so whatever account you've signed into is the account that shows up
here all you can do really is choose from those calendars that are integrated
with Google Calendar so let me show you that here and again I'm using an iPhone
if you're using Android this is a lot easier but if you had multiple accounts
added into here you could use multiple Gmail accounts or Google accounts to
manage your calendar there so you can go ahead you can add in extras of those but
as long as you've used that same account to set up your Google home device or
your Google Assistant enabled device with your
your your calendar there you're gonna be fine it's going to use that calendar
after that like I said it gets a lot more complicated to integrate an iOS
calendar with a gmail calendar or Google Calendar so separate video needs some
separate treatment can't show you that here today now we're back to the
shopping list again this is just another shortcut here to the shopping list and
your stocks are down here now that's again attached to your Google
account so you can see how all these services are attached to your Google
accounts or for the most part they are so you know if you add in salt stocks
here you can just tap the ad and then you're going to get those as you asked
now obviously with something like stocks you can just ask for a specific stock
from Google anyway so that's really just giving you hey my favorite stocks so
let's run through a couple of demos here we'll go through calendars will go
through stocks we'll go through the news let me show you how some of these
services are actually working add an event to my calendar what's the title of
the event go to work alright when is the event today at 9:00 p.m. all right go to
work today at 9:00 p.m. do you want to save that yes okay I saved your event
what do I have on my calendar for today there's one entry today at 9 p.m. you
have go to work show my agenda for tomorrow sorry I can't find anything on
your calendar for then what's the news here's the latest news from CBC News
hourly Edition at 8:00 p.m. today
what's the stock price for Google
alphabet Inc class a is trading at 1059 United States dollars and 68 cents per
sheriff all right so now let's go through the application in its entirety
and what I mean by that is the Google home application on an iPhone or an
Android that's really going to look very similar at this point you might start to
have additional buttons here if you have a thermostat or cameras in your home
that connect with your Google home application but ultimately these screens
are all the same and the capabilities are all the same so let's walk through
the application in its entirety and what I'll say is again this is going to be
exactly the same between the Google Home Hub and the Lenovo Smart Display so I'm
gonna bring up that video now so the first thing I want to do is show you
some of the interface in the application and then we'll move to through kind of
the voice control or different things there now the home right up at the top
you can see I have two homes set up in my home
mostly for demos here but again if you wanted to split out your home your smart
home devices you could and then move them between the homes and I'll show you
how to do that later there's also the off and the on button so I can turn off
things that are already connected now if this is the first time you've set up a
Google Home Hub well you don't have anything connected there so you know
what you can do is this is by room that you've created in your home so as we
setup rooms and we put devices in those rooms you can turn off the lights per
room the next thing is the on button which is just the reverse of the off
button obviously you're going to be able to turn on all the lights in the
different rooms you can kind of break them up in any way you like
now play is the next component now play brings up basically all your groups so
you create multi-room audio groups or multi speaker groups and then it brings
all your devices up so this allows you to pick each one
and since I chose this one as bedroom display that's actually what's here for
me to choose so if I just hit play and now I tap on bedroom speaker it's now
going to start music from my default music server now you saw I was able to
actually adjust the volume rate there so this is the interface that comes right
up when I've started it here I can also stop casting open the app you can see I
can move back and forth in the song and I can pause and there's also an
equalizer here so if I want to hear a little more of the bass sound I can go
ahead and do that and a little less treble and I'll tell you the Google Home
Hub is a little higher on that mid-range component of the speaker so that's kind
of generally how I play these ones as well so a little trick for you there now
there's all the settings which I'm going to go into later that's the the gear
icon there we're gonna go into that a little bit later but for now I'm going
to pause the music and we're gonna move on now the next button to move down to
here is our broadcast button and this allows us to basically send messages
from any other device in the home to all of the devices in the home so go ahead
hit the broadcast and then whatever comes up on that when it comes up on the
screen to speak that's what you're going to broadcast so let's go ahead and do
that does anyone need eggs
does anyone need eggs now in the very near future you're going to be able to
respond to that and I can actually do that broadcast from out of the home if I
just have the Google Assistant application on my phone so that's really
important stuff actually going forward you're able to tell your Google
Assistant and I can show you how to do that here just in the Google Assistant
application I can go ahead and say broadcast broadcast hello everyone so
there you go that's really it in terms of broadcasting today but again it's
going to change in the near future where you're going to be able to interact with
your Google home hub and by the time you see this that feature might be there
where you can just simply respond to the person and they will get a transcription
and a voice message of what you said back so that's where you can ask about
do you need some milk does anyone need anything I'm at the grocery store and
get an actual response back now the next button is ad and that's a bit of a
longer discussion here so I'm going to leave that for the second and the next
thing is settings which again is a longer discussion so let's leave that
for a minute but as we scroll down the other connected or smart home devices
are here in the basically in the interface I can tap on any room so this
is arranged by room and there are the devices in that room and then I can tap
on the gear go in and I can choose devices delete the room go into each
device and its settings if I'd like so there you can see I can choose the
devices again and I could go and I could add something and that will put that
device in that room so you know really quick navigation or capability of
changing things in and out of rooms and you can also see the on and off buttons
here on the interface I also have those kinds
of things here on the Google home hub so again let me take you through that smart
home menu on any screen you swipe down from the top and you can see three
sections lights media and broadcast now in two lights you can see by room and
then you can go into each room you can manage them all together or you can go
into the new lights menu here this is brand new as this video comes out
actually and you can manage each light independently you can also go into each
light by tapping on it change the color if it's a color bulb so you can see as I
tap on this the light actually in the room changes color so you know there's a
lot of capability here of moving back and forth between your lights and other
home control elements you're going to see the harmony hub a little later so
keep that in mind but back into these rooms here you can go into all the
lights in your home if you'd like you can turn them on and off of course and
do all the same things you did before now there is a view rooms button up at
the top right once you swipe down and that looks just like your application
interface so you can scroll right down through your rooms tap on the left to
switch between rooms and then you can go into even your Google Home Hub or other
Google home media device and use that there are that part of it now the media
button you can go through all the different devices that you have in your
home you can go in and start music straight from there if you'd like
okay music from Google Play music playing on bedroom display
the last button in the menu here is the broadcast function which allows you to
broadcast to all your devices that's the functionality rate now we talked about
it a little earlier in the video though but it does allow you to send a message
to all the devices in your home today what's the message
hello how's it going
okay broadcasting now now moving down the list you can see the ability to play
music on Google home minis on Google home hubs on Google home devices
anything that's Google home you can basically hit play on and it will start
music based on your default music service and kind of what you listen to
around this time that's all kind of chosen for you you can see the different
sensors that I have throughout the home and again you can change the home and
you can change the room and you can see that I've already linked Samsung
smartthings so that's something I'll show you a little bit later here how to
link some of your services and get them working now the the last kind of
component down at the very bottom are your groups and your groups our speaker
groups that again I'll show you when we go to that Add button here in a second
so let's continue through the application don't know so in general the
discover page here has your ambient mode pictures everything that's being shown
on your other cast enabled devices so if you have a chromecast in your home you
can see right here I have two and those allow me to go in and manage the ambient
settings now it's not always going to show up here not every device in your
home is going to show up here so it's kind of a discover page that's intended
to let you learn about new functions I don't use it a ton hey you can come here
anyways and learn about new functions and capabilities anyways so let's skip
over to browse where we have all of our different connected music and video
applications so you're able to actually go into different applications this is
the YouTube application so it's pulling videos based on well I don't actually
know cuz it's not like I watch anything about George W Bush ever but you know
you also have Netflix which I've already connected and I'll show you how to do
that later Google playing music which we saw at the
start of the setup process and here's all the different services that I've
connected so you can see all those and finally there's more services at the
bottom here that you can go ahead and add as well no it's
obviously very very important to go through the music component of this
there are some great speakers on the Lenovo Smart Display so let's go through
music in its entirety here and really get you going with that now from from a
very very basic standpoint we are capable of starting music and on any of
our connected services so you know in the past you saw I had three different
connected services so let's start with that demo play Foo Fighters playing Foo
Fighters on google play music volume down volume two two
so you can see I can adjust volume there but I can also modify the song next song
and of course I can pause or I can stop if I'd like so stop okay so now there is
the ability to play this device in a group and I told you I was going to do
this earlier in the video so we're going to scroll all the way down to the
kitchen display and then I'm going to tap on it and then of course up top
right there's my gear icon and I want the tap on group so I'm going to add it
to a group now and I'm going to add it to my office group and then hit save now
that means now this device is in the office group now that I've placed it in
the office group you can see my office Group down here at the bottom of the
home screen and I can simply tap into there and it'll sit here and it'll
refresh a while because my networks a little slow but the Settings icon allows
me to go in and manage this group so I could choose the different devices and
you can see the two devices that I have in this it's the kitchen display and the
kitchen speaker which is my Google home many that's sitting here now I could go
ahead and I could choose additional devices if I'd like I can add my
basement home which is this speaker here it's actually the original Google home
in my home so I could also delete this group and now that I've done that I can
go ahead and I can request to play on office group so let's go ahead and do
that play Foo Fighters on office group playing on office group
pause
so you can see I pause the music here it was playing on all of them I was able to
modify which one was playing what so you're capable of managing volume
independently or if you go into the office group you can actually manage
that from this interface here you can also set all of them to you know a
certain volume if you'd like now paired Bluetooth devices this is a good demo to
again stop and do hear so enabling pairing mode you can do that right here
and now it says connected kitchen display using bluetooth now I happen to
think that it's a little more natural to just ask the device to enable bluetooth
so that's actually an option for you you can just tell the device to do that now
once you go into your device settings in your Bluetooth you will see this device
show up now that I've enabled the pairing mode it will show up down here
in other devices or you know your phone might be a little bit different here but
ultimately it just takes some time to get that Bluetooth enabled so you can
see kitchen display I tap on kitchen display for this initial pairing effort
after this it should just pair time and time again so now because I've paired my
Bluetooth device you can see my iPhone is listed there and I'm in Bluetooth
connection mode so it's ready to receive audio from any application I'd like so I
could go ahead and I could use Apple music if I'd like to connect to so I'm
just going to use google play music right now it doesn't really matter which
service you use but you can see I could just start music
now you can see the ability to control volume I now have two places to
basically do that I can also start to discuss or tell the device to change
songs but when I start to change artists or I start to change what I'm playing it
just doesn't work anymore and you switch services to playing off of this device
itself so if you want to control by bluetooth you use your phone basically
the entire time the only thing you can do is move the volume up and go to the
next or previous song one last thing I forgot to talk about actually in pairing
Bluetooth devices if you want to stop that entirely that Bluetooth capability
you know you've paired a device that you no longer have you can just tap the X
there and that gets rid of it now the time format you can obviously move to a
24 hour clock and the preview program is something that is a little you know it's
more important for the Google home and the Google home many devices but you can
still allow email notifications and you can still hit join program on this
device so now this device is in the preview program here and even though
it's still saying off in the device settings the preview program just gives
you those early access to features so you're gonna get a little bit of a beta
and that might mean that you might get some features that don't work quite
right so now let's just go over to the settings page here the account page and
you know I told you before this settings button we weren't really going to use
and that's because it's straight to the same screen that we just came from so
everything's the same there now exploring the Google assistant I've hit
before the music we've seen before but the difference with the music here when
you tap on it from a Google assistant or you go in that from the Google assistant
app is a little bit important actually so I want to show you actually as you go
into the Google assistant here if you go and look for the music services here so
I'm going to tap up at the top I'm going to go to services and I'm going to go to
music now watch for the difference here so as I scroll down now
you'll notice one difference down here here's Apple music and you see it only
available on iOS devices and that's only available in the Google assistant
application so no you cannot use a Google home Mini or a Google Home Hub
and go direct to them and ask for Apple music to play however here in the Google
assistant application you have some ability to play Apple music so let me
show you a couple instances of how that goes you do have to do a little bit of
extra work there once in there you can see the different music services that
are available you could choose any one as the default you could choose no
default if you wanted so down at the bottom you're going to see Apple music
now I'm using an iOS 11 point X device here that allows me to do all of this so
I have an updated Google assistant application and my iPhone device is iOS
11 now skipping over to the Google assistant itself all I have to do is tap
on the little microphone icon at the bottom I'm going to ask it to play
royalty free music and you'll see the assistant responds sure it's a ping and
asking Apple music now let me show you I'm going to mute the mic on my Google
home just so it doesn't trigger as I do this but what's really funny about this
demo is I'm actually connecting to an Amazon echo plus I could do the same
thing with the Google home and then I would also have the Google home and its
capability for controlling a phone
play royalty-free music on Apple music
next song volume down
so moving back now to the home page here I'm going to hit add and first we're
going to go through setup device and the reason I'm doing that is I want to show
you how to connect another service now I've already connected my Philip's you
in the home this process is going to be fairly similar to what you're going to
see me do but I'm going to tap down here where it says have something already set
up so this is where you go and you get your different connected devices in your
home connected to your Google home so you can see already I have a number of
different devices here what I haven't connected or what I haven't connected in
the new way is called harmony now harmony is essentially a TV control hub
that allows you to control your cable and your DVD player or blu-ray player
and a bunch of different devices that work off of IR and you get a remote with
it so I use it quite a bit and so I'm going to tap on harmony and now
essentially what it's going to ask me to do is connect the two services by
signing in keep in mind I already have harmony set up in my home I already have
the application worked out and that device is working in my home now I used
a Google account to connect and set up logitech harmony hub way long ago
basically and now I just have to use that account you might have to sign in
with a username and a password I just have to tap that button so now I'm
authorizing the connection of these two services and actually I have multiple
harmony hubs in my home so I'm just going to tap on change which one here
just so you can see the full process this is the screen you would get it
would allow you to choose your harmony hub when you choose that you're just
hitting the arrow up at the top and now these are all my activities that I've
set up in the heart many applications so same as Philips hue
or or any service you're connecting here what you're going to see is the
different things you've already set up they're basically going to show you a
summary and allow you to make slight modifications now I'm not going to
change the ability to watch TV so you know if I want to say the way qward turn
on television I want it to start the watch TV activity so that's what this is
saying in terms of harmony but we're not going to get into the details there too
deep I've just got to hit the next button a
couple of times and now I'm hitting link account and we're actually done that
process so now as I hit the done what it does in the Google home application is
bring up the devices that I'm integrating so what this means is you
know for Philips you you're going to see a bunch of bulbs and for this what you
can see is my sono speaker is connected to my Logitech my my movie game Netflix
and TV those are those activities that we just imported and what I have to do
here is actually physically can place these in rooms so as I tap on game I
have to choose a home and then I have to choose a room now my harmony hub is in
the basement living room so I'm just really going to choose that a number of
times here and the only exception to that is my sono speaker is actually in a
different room so that's okay I'm going good I'm going to go ahead and choose
that different room that it's in and this is all I have to do with all my
different devices so here's my Sonos this one's actually here in my office
and I can go ahead hit next and my TV is the last one here that's in the basement
living room and now I've completed the linking and setup process I can undo
some of these things so what you're going to see is they're in my basement
living room I now see those harmony devices even though they're
activities and here's my TV I'll go back into that you can see I can change the
name I can change the home it's in and I can change the room and if I'd like I
can tap unlink harmony and go ahead and unlink that service as well so that's
really it now from there let me show you how to go ahead and actually use that
functionality I'll show you a couple of different interfaces in terms of being
able to control it with the Google Home Hub your voice or the visual interface
here on the device and/or controlling it and I'll show you what harmony is
actually doing at that time turn on the TV
sure turning the TV on
as I showed earlier you can pull down and then tap into the lights function
here and both of these devices can scroll through your different rooms your
different lights and you can tap on and then you get this control interface here
that you can adjust your devices on now you can turn on and off and if you had
color you could also adjust that the second component of that menu is the
media now media allows you to actually cast the different devices so you can
bring up any of your cast enabled devices and then you're going to be able
to push music to them and here comes music from the Google home hub over to
the Lenovo Smart Display now vice-versa here let's get the Lenovo Smart Display
starting music over on the Google home hub the other component of that menu is
called broadcast and this just allows you to broadcast a message to all of
your Google assistant enabled devices in the home you can see me playing with the
volume this is a do not disturb mode so you can kind of turn off a number of the
features there including the voice calling over here is the brightness
setting so you can turn off automatic brightness I'm going to leave that on it
actually was very effective over the time I used it and then there's kind of
a Settings and about you could do your factory reset through this if you ever
had to do that now after this this is the interface that you will get used to
very quickly so you can see the weather instantly and you can also see my
calendar scrolling to the right you can see the music service I set up YouTube
is instantly there and then there's a number of things that you can kind of
play with and explore button for the Google assistant which I'll go through
later but right out of the box here I can go ahead because I've set it up on
the Google home application on my phone I can go ahead and start music now of
course the great thing with any device with Google assistant on it is that you
can use Google assistant to execute action so you're gonna see me actually
stop that now I'm going to start using my voice to turn on different features
I'm going like uh turn our light you tube and you might recognize the guy
here you can see how quickly and seamlessly it was to actually ask for
something on YouTube what I will tell you is it plays the most recent video
from a channel if you ask that now of course there's all kinds of other things
that the Google assistant can do I'm going to ask it to play ocean sounds
right now and as I do that it just brings that up it starts playing it and
it went for a long time they're late you can also of course use the visual
component of this device i wanted to see what scarlett johanssen looks like I
kind of know what she looks like but I still wanted to and then you can see you
can have these follow-up interactions so I could use the wake word and then say a
follow-up question but I can also use these buttons at the bottom of what the
smart display is giving me four results after my query I could use those to go
ahead and just continue the conversation and what I'll say was that is my child
found that very easy to use now here's all the different things that you can do
right out of the box you can play music you can check the weather set alarms
play videos finding food recipes and then displaying those is something great
on this device setting timers making phone calls dealing with your calendar
of course all the smart home functionality there's all kinds of
questions that you can ask simple stuff have some fun here what sound does a
duck make was pretty interesting they kind of had that pre created and then
there was the ability to follow up now phoning after you've uploaded
your contacts is this simple phone this individual it starts the actual phone
call and you can ask your smart display to actually hang up the call and of
course just like Google home you could put it on hold you can put it on mute
there's a lot of things you can do there now on the side because there is a
camera on this device there's actually a shutter here and you can see the little
red dot that's gone over the camera outlet here that actually goes up and
down and enables and disables the camera of course I showed you the mic before
but you can use that to turn it on and off so you can stop the device from
seeing and you can stop the device from listening the other thing I will tell
you on this device right now is rape at the front on the right there is a light
sensor and a motion sensor so this device is going to be capable in the
future of knowing when you're around and reacting and I think what we're going to
see with that is the ability to actually trigger home automation with this or all
kinds of types of automation with that feature and those sensors here's what it
looks like in order to control those devices turn on the phone charger you
got it turning on the phone charger now you can see here I can also use the
device visually to actually turn on and turn off the smart home devices I have
in my home so once you actually trigger something with your voice that device
comes up and you have a visual interface to interact with no sure turning the
office light on set the computer light to 100% okay setting the computer light
brightness to 100% change the computer light to green
sure changing the computer light to green now again you can control using
your hand actually once you've started the control
process so you can see I adjusted the color on a few bloom light and I can
adjust the brightness as well and of course I can turn it on Aor off alright
so there you have it everyone that's my full setup for the Lenovo Smart Display
I hope you've gotten yours all working it but if you haven't leave that comment
down in the description below and let me know what's going on happy to help as
much as I can here obviously at some level we're gonna
either have to speak to Lenovo or Google on these devices if it just gets too
deep or too complex but happy to try and help you out with these devices so
thanks everyone for watching and we'll see you next time
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How to Avoid Halos When Sharpening Photos - Duration: 11:12.recently I've had a few people contact me with questions about halos and how to
avoid them now there's two ways that the halos come in and that people are
interested in one is when you're adjusting an image just generally and
I'll cover that in a different video the other is around sharpening and when you
sharpen the image it can create halos so in this video I'm going to talk about
sharpening halos how to avoid them and what you can do if you do see them and
you need to correct them so to start with we need to understand what our
sharpening halos and what causes them and for that I've created a sharpening
wedge which you can see on screen now if you look at the wedge and nothing's
being done to it at the moment you can see there's a very clear distinction
between black at the top and white here and also down at the bottom where you've
got the black and white as you move in towards the center you'll notice the
distinction between the two gets less and less and that's because the
difference in contrast between the two wedges is very little in the center
they're both going to gray at about the same point and so you can't see an
obvious line now let's have a look at what happens when we apply the unsharp
mask to this layer now the reason I'm using the unsharp mask is it's very easy
to see what's going on we've got three controls one is amount the other is
radius and one's threshold the amount is what controls the strength of the sharping
and the way that the sharpening works is it looks for edges in the image
so here you've got an edge between black and white and if we increase the amount
it will sharpen that edge and make it more obvious but it needs to work in
combination with the radius now what the radius does is it says how wide an edge
will I create when i enhance the contrast so watch what happens if I set
this now to a radius of 1 what will happen is that will get one pixel on
either side of this edge and as we move the amount slider out so
as I move out to about 100 percent you can see very very faintly an edge coming
in here I'm using this sharpening wedge magnified at 200% just so you can see
this effect more clearly so let's move the radius up now to about 5 so we can
see really clearly what's going on and as you can see this edge has
thickened up and that's because we're increasing the contrast by 5 pixels on
either side of the edge and in a moment we've only got the amount set to 100
watch what happens as I push this up and we'll push it all the way up to 500 and
you can see that the contrast adjustment on that edge is really really clear now
and the only area where it doesn't affect it is right in the center here
where we've got virtually no contrast between the two sharpening wedges so the
sharpening radius is the thing that determines how wide this is sharpening
or this sharpening effect goes so at five what we're seeing here is an edge
or a halo a sharpening halo sharpening halos have to be present otherwise there
is no sharpening effect when people pixel peep in at two hundred percent
and so on you'll always see some sort of halo and the reason for that is because
a sharpening effect relies on it if you didn't have it you don't have any
sharpening the trick is to reduce the radius to a level where it's not seen as
obvious in this case we've reduced the halo right down if I was at 100% you
wouldn't notice that halo very much at all but it's still there the other thing
that's happening here is that this strength slider is adjusting the
contrast enhancement so the higher I go with that the more obvious the
sharpening halo becomes so two things there one is the amount on a contract
level of contrast adjustment that's applied and two is the radius or how
wide an area is it applied over and by controlling those two things you can
actually control the Halos if I turn off the preview you might be able to see
there that there is a small amount of sharpening being introduced by these
settings now let's go back to a five pixel radius because I need to show you
what the other slider does as well so again we'll just push this up so you can
see quite obviously the threshold slider tries to detect at what level the
sharpening effect will be applied effectively what it's doing is making a
contrast assessment between two adjacent pixels now in the center here there's no
sharpening being applied because the pixels are roughly the same value if I
push up the threshold watch what happens now you can see the reason no sharpening
being applied in a much larger area effectively there needs to be a much
higher contrast adjustment between adjacent pixels for the sharpening to be
applied if I pull that back down you can see the sharpening effects coming in
around here now and if I pull it back down further it moves in towards the
center and you can see more areas being sharpened so that's the third way you
can control your sharpening so first one is by making sure that you're using the
low pixel radius let's say one don't push the contrast or the amount up too
high and also use the sharpening threshold so that your adjustments are
blended more evenly into the image and that way you're creating a sharpening
effect that hasn't got obvious halos there are still halos there and you will
see them if you do you mean far enough but they're not so obvious as to be
distracting so there's a sharpen layer and there's an unsharp layer and you can
see if you look very carefully around the center that there is a nice
sharpening effect but it's not obvious and if I come back to 100% magnification
you can notice it with very faintly sharpened but it's not sharpen too far
so let's zoom back in and let's apply another
unsharp mask so I'll use a background layer again I just duplicate it
I'll pull it to the top and we'll sharpen it because the other one had
been sharpened but this time I'm going to apply quite severe changes and we'll
put in a higher radius so you can see it I'll lower the threshold and we'll use a
radius from about three this time so you can still see the halo so what can you
do in a situation like this what we know is that the adjustments are driving
pixels to become either lighter or darker in order to enhance them along
edges I'm now going to access the blending styles if I double click on
this layer I open up my layer styles and I've got this blend if options own here
now watch what happens when I move the slider so watch the line here the black
and white if I move out here the black enhancement disappears and if I take the
white level and I move that in towards the center the white adjustment
disappears so what this blending option does is it gives us the ability to
prevent the darkest areas becoming too dark and the lightest areas becoming too
light so if I move this into around 10 and this down into around 245 what we're
effectively doing is saying to Photoshop don't make any blend where the darkest
areas and the lightest areas have been enhanced because otherwise we'll see the
sharpening effect being applied to the darkest and lightest pixels causing to
go to black and white and that makes halos more obvious the other thing we
can do is we can move this slider or we can split this slider and move it in so
if I hold down alt on my keyboard or option if you're using a Mac and I now
click on it I can split the slider and move it in and I can do the same with
the white slider now what's happening is that gradually photoshop's blending this
adjustment layer between these values so the left part of
this slider is saying this is where the blending starts and it gradually
increases in strength until it reaches this right side of the slider between
these two points the strength is it full effect and then it starts to tail off
again between these two level points and by doing this I can affect where the
blending actually occurs so you can see there is limited the effect and it's
made it not as strong now the other thing I can do as well is reduce my
opacity it's still too wide in terms of the radius but it's actually now more
blended into the image and if I go back to 100%
you'll see it's not quite as severe as it was previously
now does one of the thing that I want to show you as well
and for that need to look at an image now if i zoom into this image to 100%
and I start to look along the edge of this rock you'll notice this actually a
bit of a halo and if i zoom in to 200% it becomes a little bit clearer and in
again at 300% and you can start to see there is a little bit of an a halo being
created here now that isn't a sharpening halo what that is is a contrast edge and
this is how digital cameras work so everyone who goes pixel peeping and goes
well I've got a halo around a sharp high contrast edge that's natural that's what
you see so don't go trying to get rid of halos that don't exist and that aren't
caused by sharpening these will occur you only have to take a picture of some
branches against a bright sky to see that if you zoom in you'll see halos
around those edges so don't go looking for problems where there aren't any at
the end of the day if the halos arent distracting and the image looks good
then there isn't a problem I hope you found this useful I'm Robin Whalley
you've been watching Lenscraft I'll see you next week for
another video
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Change your location.
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Try the shower or the kitchen for make out.
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For future reference, leave your squeaky dorm bed behind and find somewhere new to fool
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Confidence is everything.
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