Top 6 Google Voice Commands | OK Google

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We searched high and low for the best Google voice commands and we came up with the short. therefore we place one along ourselves. Below i...

We searched high and low for the best Google voice commands and we came up with the short. therefore we place one along ourselves. Below is the top 6 voice commands we’ve verified work on android.
If “Ok Google” doesn’t get your spoken commands right, you can correct it by saying “No, I said…” and trying the words again. Here’s a list of top 6 useful Google Now voice commands That is, all of you can today try to make your life easier.

How to set up Google voice search to use your phone hands-free.

• Open the latest version of the Google app.
• In the top left corner, tap Menu ≡, then “Settings,” then “Voice,” then “‘Ok Google’ detection.”
• Make sure “From the Google app” and “Always on” are switched ‘on’.

6. Call Dad hands-free

Dial anyone in your contacts without touching your phone.

1. Say things like “Ok Google, call Dad” or “OK Google, call my boss.” The first time you use a nickname, Google will ask you which number you want to associate with it.
2. If Google doesn’t recognize your voice, open the Google app and tap the ≡ menu in the top left corner, then tap “Settings” > “Voice” > “‘OK Google’ detection.”

5. Text by voice

Use your voice to compose and send texts to anyone in your contacts list.

1. Say “Ok Google, text Alan Sayyer that There is a football game on tonight” or say “OK Google, text Jason” and then wait for Google to ask you what to type.
2. If Google doesn’t recognize your voice, open the Google app and tap the ≡ menu in the top left corner, then tap “Settings” > “Voice” > “‘OK Google’ detection.”A

4. Conversation with your calendar

Use voice commands to schedule alarms, reminders, calendar events, and more.

1. Say “Ok Google” and then things like “Set an alarm for 7 am,” “Remind me to call John at 6 pm,” or “Create a calendar event for dinner in the city, Saturday at 8 pm.”
2. If Google doesn’t recognize your voice, open the Google app and tap the ≡ menu in the top left corner, then tap “Settings” > “Voice” > “‘OK Google’ detection.”

3. Ask Google anything

Ask Google anything and get answers fast.

1. Say “Ok Google” and then ask a question, like “What time is it in Paris?,” “What is the weather today?,” “What’s the Google stock price?” “What’s a good tip for 42 dollars?,” or “Good Thai restaurant near me?”
2. If Google doesn’t recognize your voice, open the Google app and tap the ≡ menu in the top left corner, then tap “Settings” > “Voice” > “‘OK Google’ detection.”

2. Navigate your way by voice alone

Use voice-activated directions to navigate to a gas station or address without taking your eyes off the road.

1. Say “Ok Google” and then ask for directions. For example, if you’re running low on fuel, you can say, “Ok Google, where’s the nearest gas station?” or “Ok Google, navigate to Brooklyn bridge” and Google will get you there.
2. If Google doesn’t recognize your voice, open the Google app and tap the ≡ menu in the top left corner, then tap “Settings” > “Voice” > “‘Ok Google’ detection.”

1. Music with your voice

Use voice commands to play or search for music, or kick off an automatic playlist.

1. Once you set-up a paid Google Play Music account, say “Ok Google”
2. Then ask to play a specific song, search for songs by an artist or title, or just “play some music.”
3. If Google doesn’t recognize your voice, open the Google app and tap the ≡ menu in the top left corner, then tap “Settings” > “Voice” > “‘Ok Google’ detection.”

Do you use Google Now voice commands? Which are the most useful for you? Let us know in the comments below.