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Amazon Echo and Google smart speakers have a very similar set of features – both of these devices are available as standalone smart speakers or with touchscreen displays, both can read out
the latest news and weather updates, both can control any smart lighting in your home, both can adjust your thermostat, and both can stream videos from YouTube, both include step-by-step
cooking guides, and if the latter is not your speed, both can order takeaways to your home with a simple voice command. However, there are a few features that set these two rival products
apart. And now, Google has added another feature that you won't find on your Amazon Echo. From this week, Google Assistant-enabled Smart Displays, like Nest Hub and Nest Hub Max, will
be able to stream shows and movies from Disney+. That means you'll be able to watch animated classics like _Snow White, _Academy Award-winning documentaries from National Geographic
like _Free Solo_, or exclusive series, like _The Mandalorian_, from your kitchen counter, bedside table, or wherever you keep the smart display. While Amazon Fire TV Stick – its streaming
set-top box platform – has included access to Disney+ since the streaming service launched in the UK, its Echo Show range of smart displays aren't able to tune-in to the popular video
on-demand app right now. If you're hooked on _The Mandalorian _ahead of the launch of season two... you're going to need a Google Nest Hub in your home to keep bingeing in every
room. If you have a Disney+ subscription, you can link your account to your Google Assistant-enabled gadgets inside the Google Home or Assistant app. After that, you'll be able to play
movies and shows from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, and more with a simple voice command. MORE LIKE THIS Google Home update packs some of the best Sonos features To
get started, “Hey Google, play _The Mandalorian_ on Disney+” to start streaming. You can also already cast Disney+ from your smartphone or tablet to your Google Nest Smart Displays and other
Assistant-enabled devices by opening the Disney+ show or movie on within the mobile app and tapping the Cast icon. There is also a dedicated Android TV app for Disney+ too. To celebrate the
arrival of Disney+ on Google Home gadgets, popular case manufacturer OtterBox has created a custom base accessory that lets you give your Google Home and Nest Mini Mickey Mouse makeovers.
Just clip your device into the base to showcase Mickey’s iconic ears in any room.