You’ve been able to use your voice (“Ok Google”) to do all sorts of stuff on Android for a while now. But said stuff has all been built-in by Google itself; third party developers haven’t really been able to tap into that functionality. Today, that changes. Read More
Thursday 30 April 2015
You Can Now Use Shazam, Instacart, And Other Android Apps With “Okay Google” Commands
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