That way you don’t have to fiddle with metrics in any app. One of the best things to do with voice search is to ask it to convert currencies or units. You can also use voice search to look up places, points of interest, attractions and more. You can then tap Start to start Navigation. Just say “directions to X” and the app will show you directions to the place. You can’t yet do this for data connection or GPS. Just say “turn off Bluetooth” or “turn on Wi-Fi”. I feel like you should be using Google Now for these things already.
No need to go to the Hangouts app, select the contact, type, and tap Send. For instance, you can use the voice command “send Hangouts message to”, specify the contact name, then dictate the message and be done with it. But till then, it’s going to give preference to Google apps. I can’t wait till Google voice search gets app integration or an open API.
To make things easier for you, enable the OK Google command Android-wide.
#GOOGLE VOICE ACTIONS COMMANDS ANDROID#
Making this work: On your Android phone you’ll need Google Now activated for some of these actions to work. Once you learn these commands, you’ll be typing a lot less and using voice search a lot more. There are many more things you can accomplish.
It makes many complicated tasks that you’d need to press a couple of buttons and launch apps for as easy as asking someone a question.īut that’s just the icing on a large cake. The reason you should be using it is simple.
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