Google made lots of noise at CES 2019.

After pulling out all the stops at CES last year, Google was expected to go even bigger this year.

And to no one's surprise, that's what Google did. The search giant built a massive booth to showcase its Google Assistant software, set up an interactive ride for guests, and plastered the words "Hey Google" everywhere, from the Las Vegas Convention Center to the city's monorail.

CES, the world's largest technology conference, is more important to Google than ever as it pushes devices to consumers that compete against the likes of Amazon, Apple and Samsung. At the center of Google's strategy is the Assistant, an AI-powered digital helper that's akin to Amazon's Alexa and Apple's Siri. It's available in Android phones, Google Home smart speakers, other smart home devices, and as an app on iPhones.

Google not only made a bunch of announcements itself, but also partnered with other companies, including Samsung, Lenovo and McAfee to tout new Assistant integrations.

Here's everything Google announced at CES this year:

Google Assistant's interpreter mode will be piloted at the concierge desk at Caesars Palace.

Google and Lenovo showed off a smart clock.

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