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kitze commented 8 years ago

Please leave the commands that i have left out in the comments below.

Cyan101 commented 8 years ago

Skanky Great list. Here's a good one you can add: OK Google, read my latest [text/email] messages. Or, OK Google, read my latest [text/email] messages from [name] It even does variations, like date ranges, and probably other search criteria. It's extremely powerful.

1da1a172 commented 8 years ago

"OK Google, continue podcast."

Works for Play Music, which is what I use for podcasts. I have no idea what it will do if you have another podcast app installed.

ryanmeador commented 8 years ago

While navigating, you can ask variations on these, and probably more:

What's my ETA?
How long until we get to our destination?
What's the next turn?
Is there any traffic ahead? (I think... this one doesn't seem to always work)
Find X along our route (or variations thereof... I've never found a phrase that works reliably for this, but it can do this operation with the right incantations and a bit of luck)
Stop navigation (or maybe pause?)
Resume navigation
Mute/unmute voice directions (or guidance?)

krstep commented 8 years ago

Play X on my TV

Casts YouTube video to a Chromecast compatible device in the network.

denilsonsa commented 8 years ago

Easter egg:

What does the fox say?

WarlockOfTheStones commented 8 years ago

Cancel my alarm

erythro commented 8 years ago

Take me home Skip song

drewbrew commented 8 years ago

In continuation of @ryanmeador's comment above (https://github.com/kitze/ok-google/issues/1#issuecomment-229374302):

"Are we there yet?" produces an easter egg: http://gizmodo.com/dont-ask-google-maps-are-we-there-yet-1719893808

jsea76 commented 8 years ago

Messaging

"Send a hangouts message" "Send a Hangouts message to [name]"

Also works with WhatsApp and probably others as well.

kitze commented 8 years ago

Also, this one -> https://github.com/kitze/ok-google/issues/7

klmz commented 8 years ago

Chromecast playback: You can say "Resume playback and "Pause Playback" while chromecasting something. Now that I think about it, this probably works with all apps that listen to mediacontrols?

Snuupy commented 8 years ago

Brightness: "turn up the brightness to max" works as well

Strife89 commented 8 years ago

https://docs.google.com/document/d/17VoOlEsKlGttOQZ-LX1K5nroKH_OTYD8O9KnlPVcuwE/edit?usp=docslist_api A few I use regularly.

denilsonsa commented 8 years ago

http://www.androidpolice.com/2016/08/20/psa-can-control-youtube-playback-google-now/

Pause - Pauses the video.

Play - Resumes the video.

Stop - Stops the video and quits buffering, works exactly like switching to another app and switching back.

Minimize - Moves the video to the tiny window at the bottom right.

Maximize - Makes the video full screen.

Exit, Close player - Closes the video, but leaves YouTube open.

Play on..., Connect to... - Starts playing the video on another device, choices are TV, Chromecast, or Console. Unfortunately, you can't seem to be able to say the name of the device (such as a Chromecast's name).

Disconnect from... - The opposite of the last command, stops playing the video on a remote device.

Skip ads - Somewhat self-explanatory.

denilsonsa commented 8 years ago

Further list of commands (not sure how many of them are missing, if any): https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/4bmnuh/google_voice_commands/

mndrix commented 7 years ago

When using Google Home, you can have named timers:

"set a timer for 30 minutes for laundry"
"how much time is left on my laundry timer"
when a timer goes off, you can ask "what timer is that?"
"cancel my laundry timer"

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