http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2013/02/indigo-lead-2.jpg The idea of a personal assistant needs no introduction: you already know Siri, and those of you fortunate to own a Jelly Bean handset (or at least a hacked ICS one) have the privilege of using Google Now So there’s very little we haven’t seen here. And yet, we were inclined to take a look at Indigo, a new personal assistant for Android and Windows Phone 8 that launched yesterday, and will be available as a free download in the coming weeks. Meet us past the break to find out why.Gallery: Indigo personal assistant hands-on
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