Shouting "Ok Google" in the void is not an efficient way to talk to Gemini. This new gesture on the Pixel Watch 4 proves it ...

If you have a Google Assistant-enabled device, like the Google Nest Mini or the Google Nest Hub Max, chances are you already know how to ask it to turn on the lights, set an alarm and call your ...

"OK Google" is a phrase you can say to turn on and use Google Assistant, but you'll need to enable Voice Match first.

Quick Phrases will let you perform Google Assistant tasks without requiring the “Ok/Hey Google” hotword. You will be able to set alarms, control your music, and more with this in-development feature.

In April, Google launched custom voice actions on Android, allowing users to control select third-party apps simply by starting with the “Ok Google” command. Today, that Google Now functionality has ...

Want to check the weather, find out how old Harrison Ford is, or make a phone call… without actually touching your phone? Most recent Android phones can support voice commands when you start a ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. After the Wear OS community’s cries for help over broken “OK Google” functionality were picked up by media and ...

TL;DL (Too Long; Didn’t Listen): Virtual assistants like Alexa and Siri know a lot about us – maybe TOO much about us. But when we’re gone, they also leave our loved ones with something to hold on to.

Google's Voice Assistant is triggered when the user says 'Ok, Google'. After that, the system captures what you are saying and answers your questions, for example, informing the weather forecast, ...

Google Assistant started with native support for basic smart home products like thermostats and lights, but has since expanded to dozens more from locks to vacuums, cameras, kitchen appliances, ...

Google was quick to shut down a Burger King Whopper ad that tried to bite into the company’s smart-home technology this week. Breaking the fourth wall, a Burger King employee holding a ...

Do you own a parrot? Do you also own a Google-powered device like a Pixel phone or a Google Home? Great. Now, place both in the same room and use Google’s smart assistant system, Ok Google, until your ...