Voice commands are a great way to control your phone without having to physically touch it. You can use voice commands to do things like make phone calls, send texts, open apps, and much more. Many people find voice commands to be very convenient, especially when they are driving or doing other tasks that require their hands.
To use voice commands on your Android phone, you first need to enable the Google Voice feature. To do this, go to Settings > Google > Search & Now > Voice and turn on the “Ok Google” detection setting. Once this is enabled, you can activate voice search by saying “Ok Google” followed by a query. For example, you could say “Ok Google, call mom” or “Ok Google, open Facebook”.
If you have an iPhone, you can also use voice commands by activating Siri. To do this, go to Settings > General > Siri and turn on the “Hey Siri” setting. Once this is enabled, you can activate Siri by saying “Hey Siri” followed by a query. For example, you could say “Hey Siri, call mom” or “Hey Siri, open Facebook”.
There are many different types of voice commands that you can give your phone in order to perform various actions. The specific voice commands that are available to you will vary depending on the type of phone that you have as well as the specific software that is installed on your device. However, some commonvoice commands include:
• Call [contact name]: This command will initiate a phone call with the specified contact using your default calling app (e., PhoneDialer).
• Send text [message]: This command will send a text message containing the specified message using your default messaging app (e., SMSComposer).
• Open [app name]: This command will launch the specified app (e., Camera