I can only assume you haven't used it yet, then. Some examples (I live in NYC):
Whenever I am not at home, Google Now preloads what subway station I should head to and how long it'll take me to get home, and updates as I move around.
It tells me when to leave home to make it to appointments: "leave now for lunch with Dave".
It scans my Gmail to bring up boarding details for every flight I take, and hotel details for every booking I made. It also brings in package tracking, so as soon as I order something from Amazon, I can track its status to my door.
I live in a small town in a small country, never fly anywhere, never book any hotels and never put anything in my Google Calendar so that may be a reason I don't get anything I guess. It does seem good however for people like you.
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I can only assume you haven't used it yet, then. Some examples (I live in NYC):
Whenever I am not at home, Google Now preloads what subway station I should head to and how long it'll take me to get home, and updates as I move around.
It tells me when to leave home to make it to appointments: "leave now for lunch with Dave".
It scans my Gmail to bring up boarding details for every flight I take, and hotel details for every booking I made. It also brings in package tracking, so as soon as I order something from Amazon, I can track its status to my door.
And that's just getting started.
I live in a small town in a small country, never fly anywhere, never book any hotels and never put anything in my Google Calendar so that may be a reason I don't get anything I guess. It does seem good however for people like you.