As part of its accessibility drive, Google has a new app that enables users to control almost everything on their Android smartphone verbally.

Optimizing Google Now Before we download the third-party app, let’s go over a few settings for Google Now that make the voice control experience better on Android.

Android has long excelled at voice control, and these days, there’s little you can’t accomplish by whispering the right sweet nothings into your phone’s pretty virtual ear.

Google has released a free Android voice control app that lets you use spoken commands to control pretty much every aspect of your phone. Voice Access has been in beta for two years, but is now ...

New Settings: Cancel on touch, Show keyboard when stopped Show and hide the keyboard The number of voice commands has been expanded with this update as two keyboard-specific actions join the list.

Android devices also offer built-in touchless control features: Touchless Control Setting: Go to Settings, then Accessibility, and toggle the switch to enable the touchless control setting.

The Google Voice Assistant system works using the Google Search function: depending on your device, you can say, "Okay Google" and then tell it what you ...

Android users have been waiting patiently for some months now to get a voice recognition app of their very own that actually works. Samsung led the charge this spring with S Voice on the Galaxy S3 ...

If you're an Android user who prefers using Amazon Alexa, you're in luck. Rather than Google Assistant, you'll now be able to set Alexa as the default voice assistant on your Android phone. You're ...