Access Google Assistant with your voice
Turn off Google Assistant. Turn on “Hey Google” & teach Google Assistant how to recognize your voice. On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Assistant app . Say “Assistant settings.” Under “Popular settings,” tap Hey Google and Voice Match. Turn on Hey Google. If you don't find “Hey Google,” turn on Google Assistant.
Set up Google Assistant on your device
To use the Google Assistant, you’ll need a device with: Android 5.0+ with at least 1.0GB of available memory or Android 6.0+ with at least 1.5GB of available memory; Google app 6.13 or higher; Google Play services; 720p or higher screen resolution; Device's language set to a language listed above; Check your Android version
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Tip: Learn how to search for a song by playing, humming, or singing it to the Google app. Common voice searches If voice search is available in your language, country, and region, you can say most of these examples.
Send & read messages with Google Assistant
On your headphones, press the button to talk to your Google Assistant. Say a command, for example: Send Kelsey a text; Send Kelsey a text saying "Do you want to have lunch tomorrow?" When you’re finished, your Google Assistant will play your message. To send the message, say "Send." To change the message, say "Change."
Find the Google Play Store app
If the Google Play Store app still isn't showing up, contact your carrier or manufacturer for help. The Play Store doesn't open or load any content If the Play Store won't open or load, or crashes frequently, try the steps at Play Store won't open or load .
Set up Google Assistant on your device
Google Assistant app If you're new to iPhone, get helpful tips to use Google Assistant with this step-by-step guide. Start a conversation Talk. On your iPhone or iPad, open the Google Assistant app . Choose an option: Say "Ok Google" or "Hey Google." Tap Speak . Ask a question or say a command. Type. On your iPhone or iPad, open the Google ...
Set up your Google Assistant device
Get the latest version of the Google Home app and Google app: Go to Google Home app page, then tap Install or Update. If it shows "Installed," you already have the latest version. Go to Google app page, then follow the same steps. Make sure your device has Android 5.0 or up. Learn how to check and update your Android version. On your phone or ...
Use Google Assistant to type with your voice
To activate Assistant voice typing, open any app that you can type with and tap on the Keyboard mic . To keep the microphone on and send multiple messages in a row: Double tap Keyboard mic . To turn the microphone off: Tap Keyboard mic , close the keyboard, or say "Stop."
What you can ask Google Assistant
For example, "Hey Google, play music on the bedroom speaker" or "Ok Google, turn on lights in the kitchen." Target certain devices: Based on the type of device, there are ways to show Google Assistant which device you intend to use for your request. Sometimes, it helps to move closer to the device. Pixel Watch: Raise or move your wrist.
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If you don’t find a notification, search for the device in your Settings app Google Devices & sharing Devices. Check that you’re close to the device. Your phone needs to be within 0.5 m (1.6 ft) of accessories that work with Fast Pair. Make sure that your phone has Bluetooth and Location turned on. Learn how to turn on Bluetooth