Thanks to Google and Expedia, booking a vacation has never been easier. You don’t even need to use hands anymore — you can book a hotel using voice commands on your Google Assistant.

Expedia’s new product, Expedia Action, partners with Google Assistant to help you manage your travel plans easier than ever.

It’s available for any device using Google Assistant — the Google Pixel phone, the Google Home, and Google Home Mini.

“We’re excited to innovate with ways to make travel planning easier, no matter where you are or what device you’re using. The market has seen rapid adoption of these new technologies within the past year and we want to make sure that Expedia customers are able to get the travel information they need, exactly when they need it. The Google Assistant is a step in that direction,” said VP of product and technology for Expedia, Brent Harrison.

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Macaulay Culkin will always be remembered as
Kevin McCallister, the little troublemaker from the Home Alone franchise, and he recently went back to his roots.

The former child star gave us the best Christmas present ever by appearing in an amazing Google ad, inspired by the movie that put him on the map.

Culkin shared the hilarious clip with his Twitter followers by writing, “Have you ever wondered what Kevin McCallister is like as an adult?  Me neither. But just in case you’re curious you should totally watch this ad.”

Since we’re all suckers for nostalgia, the video instantly went viral because it perfectly captured the spirit of the Home Alone movies we grew up with.

Culkin stepped back into Kevin’s shoes once again, and recreated some of the most iconic scenes from the original – but with a twist. He has Google Assistant to help him out this time around, and he seems like a well-adjusted human being thanks to it.

Why waste your time terrorizing would-be home invaders, when you can just eat mac ‘n’ cheese while Google does all the work?

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Thanks to Google and Expedia, booking a vacation has never been easier. You don’t even need to use hands anymore — you can book a hotel using voice commands on your Google Assistant.

Expedia’s new product, Expedia Action, partners with Google Assistant to help you manage your travel plans easier than ever.

It’s available for any device using Google Assistant — the Google Pixel phone, the Google Home, and Google Home Mini.

“We’re excited to innovate with ways to make travel planning easier, no matter where you are or what device you’re using. The market has seen rapid adoption of these new technologies within the past year and we want to make sure that Expedia customers are able to get the travel information they need, exactly when they need it. The Google Assistant is a step in that direction,” said VP of product and technology for Expedia, Brent Harrison.

The post You Can Now Book Vacation Through Google Assistant Without Using Hands appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Macaulay Culkin will always be remembered as
Kevin McCallister, the little troublemaker from the Home Alone franchise, and he recently went back to his roots.

The former child star gave us the best Christmas present ever by appearing in an amazing Google ad, inspired by the movie that put him on the map.

Culkin shared the hilarious clip with his Twitter followers by writing, “Have you ever wondered what Kevin McCallister is like as an adult?  Me neither. But just in case you’re curious you should totally watch this ad.”

Since we’re all suckers for nostalgia, the video instantly went viral because it perfectly captured the spirit of the Home Alone movies we grew up with.

Culkin stepped back into Kevin’s shoes once again, and recreated some of the most iconic scenes from the original – but with a twist. He has Google Assistant to help him out this time around, and he seems like a well-adjusted human being thanks to it.

Why waste your time terrorizing would-be home invaders, when you can just eat mac ‘n’ cheese while Google does all the work?

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