Some of these may need to be individually linked via the partner app for full compatibility. Google Assistant supports a variety of streaming apps including Netflix, Hulu, HBO Now, YouTube TV, and many more.
If you want to install any of these apps, you can find them in the Play Store by saying, “OK, Google, search for in the Play Store.” Streaming shows with Google Assistant Telegram - “Send a Telegram message to.Whatsapp - “Send a Whatsapp message to.Evernote - “Make a note with Evernote.”.These are all apps that are compatible with “OK, Google,” but this is not a complete list: If you want to send a message with Viber, and not your default text messaging app, then you would say, “OK, Google, send a message with Viber.” You can also try commands such as “take a note with Evernote,” or “search for cat videos on YouTube.” Other messaging, music, and social apps that work with ‘OK, Google’ If you have multiple people using the same device (such as a Nest Home) to find their phones, then all their individual Google Accounts must be separately linked.
However, your Android phone location needs to be turned on, and the phone needs to be connected to mobile data or Wi-Fi.
Now that it’s turned on, we can start using voice commands. If you’re having trouble when you say “OK, Google,” and it doesn’t seem to be working for you, then try tapping Retrain voice model, or Delete voice model and set it up again.Follow the instructions to train your phone to respond to your voice.You may also want to toggle on Unlock with Voice Match if you’d like to be able to use “OK, Google” even when your phone is locked. Tap on Voice > Voice Match, and turn on Access with Voice Match.Alternatively, you can go to Settings > Google > Search. Open your App Drawer and open the Google app, then tap the More (hamburger menu) in the corner, and go to Settings.