12, 2010 2:20 pm EDT Today, Google made it public that they were going to announce something at a Google Mobile event.
#Google voice actions for android#
Under 'Voice and Face Match enrollment,' tap View data. Google Announces Voice Actions For Android By Evan Selleck / Aug. It’s going to be interesting to see what developers come up with as this feature rolls out. Above your activity, in the search bar, tap More Other Google activity. Or I want to be able to say “Ok Google, pay my credit card balance in full” and be able to confirm with just a pin entry and a tap. I want to be able to say “Ok Google, order me the usual from New York Pizza” and have my weekly delivery appear at my door 30 minutes later. Our thoughts: I can’t wait to see what developers do with this. Update: You can check out the various commands over at Google’s Tips website. Just visit to fill out an interest application. If you’re a developer looking to get involved, Google wants your ideas. The Mountain View company says that custom voice actions are being tested with a “select group of partners” for the time being, but that a wider rollout will be coming in the future. There’s an endless number of voice actions apps could support, and this is just the beginning of what we’ll be seeing over the coming months. One distinguishing feature is that once youve entered a search request, you can slide a bar to the left. Might want to go grab it in case it doesnt stay free. You can speak commands to set up appointments, make calls, send texts, and perform searches. It does some of the same things that the Google one apparently does (no setting alarms, though, too bad). You’ll be able to say something like “Ok Google, listen to NPR” to launch the NPR app directly to an audio stream, or say “show attractions near me on TripAdvisor” to launch the TripAdvisor app directly to the nearby attractions screen. I was googling for 'google voice actions eclair' in the hopes that a 2.1 version was in the works, and I found out that Vlingo (normally 9.99 in the market) is now free. Google has given us some great examples of voice actions that you’ll soon be able to use.
At the top right, tap your Profile picture or initial Settings Voice. This feature will enable people to say things like “Ok Google, listen to NPR” or “Ok Google, show attractions near me on TripAdvisor.” We’re currently piloting custom voice actions with a select group of partners, but we plan to open it up more widely in the future - and we’d love to hear your ideas for actions you’d like to implement. On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google app.
Today, we launched our first set of partners for custom Google voice actions on Android. This means that, yes, you’ll soon be able to say “Ok Google” followed by special commands that will let you interact with your apps in a variety of new ways… Apps like Play Music and Keep can receive these intents and perform the requested action. Google today announced that it’s rolling out the first set of apps that support tie-ins to custom Google voice actions. Google Voice Actions recognizes many spoken and typed action requests and creates Android intents for them.
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