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1. #OKAY GOOGLE SEARCH FOR PC HOW TO#
2. #OKAY GOOGLE SEARCH FOR PC WINDOWS 10#
3. #OKAY GOOGLE SEARCH FOR PC ANDROID#
4. #OKAY GOOGLE SEARCH FOR PC PLUS#

#OKAY GOOGLE SEARCH FOR PC ANDROID#

If you’re on an Android device, first run the Google app and tap on the More three dots icon. Step 1: Open the Google app and open Settings The method is different depending on whether you’re using an Android or an iOS device. You can enable hands-free voice search on your mobile devices, but it’s not done via the Chrome app.

#OKAY GOOGLE SEARCH FOR PC HOW TO#

Mobile method: How to enable hands-free voice search on mobile via the Google app You can click on or say additional queries for more results. If you’re performing a specific voice search and want more results, click the small G Search button located in the bottom-right corner, and the Chrome browser will appear. You can click on or speak additional queries for further information.

In this example, we said, “Show me the weather.” The results appear within the Google Assistant bubble, as shown above. With Google Assistant active, just say, “OK Google.” A small pop-up appears over the toolbar asking, “Hi, how can I help?” This area is also where you can re-tune your voice match if Google Assistant fails to respond. You’ll also see an OK Google setting with three selections in a drop-down menu: On (Recommended), Always On, and Off. On the following screen, click the Toggle next to Google Assistant to enable this feature (blue) if it’s not already. Click Search and Assistant listed on the left, and then Google Assistant displayed on the right. The Settings page appears on your screen. Chromebook method: How to conduct a voice search in Chrome OS Step 1: Enable Google Assistant if it’s not alreadyĬlick on the System Clock in the bottom-right corner, followed by the Gear icon displayed on the pop-up menu. Once Chrome understands your command or question, it should automatically take you to the correct Google search results page to display the information you requested. Once you’re all set up, just say your command or question clearly and loud enough for the microphone to pick up on it. Then select Always Allow to Access Your Microphone. To enable access to your microphone, click on the Video Camera icon (that has a red X) located on the right side of the browser’s address bar. If Chrome doesn’t have access to your microphone, this can prevent you from using voice search via the Chrome browser.

Step 3: Say your question or commandĪfter tapping on the microphone, you’ll be taken to another screen in which Chrome will wait for you to issue a search command or question. On the Google search homepage, tap on the Microphone icon that’s located on the right side of the search bar. Step 2: Tap the microphone icon in the Google search bar

#OKAY GOOGLE SEARCH FOR PC PLUS#

If not, be sure to open a new tab in Chrome by tapping the Plus Sign icon to the right of your existing tabs. Open Google Chrome, and if it opens directly to the Google search homepage, go on to step two. Desktop method: How to conduct a voice search in Google Chrome Step 1: Open Google Chrome and/or open a new tab if necessary If you want results exclusively on your mobile device or PC, we suggest closing a door or moving it (or the Home device) to another location so both aren’t listening to your command. Since you want to see and hear the results on your mobile device or PC, having the information pumped through another device isn’t ideal. However, if you own stand-alone Google Home devices, like the Mini, search chaos may ensue.įor instance, if you request the weather, the response may blast from a nearby Home device instead.

#OKAY GOOGLE SEARCH FOR PC WINDOWS 10#

On Chromebooks and Android devices, it’s similar to using Cortana on Windows 10 and Siri on MacOS. Google Assistant is highly convenient (and fun). Here’s how to enable hands-free voice search in Google Chrome. You can also enable hands-free voice search on your mobile devices via the Google app. You can still conduct voice searches in Chrome for desktop using a simple click.