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It depends on what device you are using.
There needs to be a trigger to start the process. It is usually a screen tap. On the Droid Turbo 2 it is a hardware/firmware enhancement. It has one processor dedicated to listening for the launch phrase from the voice of the person who trained it. In my case, screen off. in my pocket, I say "OK Turbo navigate home" and it will launch the app to give me turn by turn instructions on how to get home (while still untouched in my pocket).
I believe other devices are adopting this touchless control. I do not have a list of which ones they are.
... Thom
It depends on what device you are using.
There needs to be a trigger to start the process. It is usually a screen tap. On the Droid Turbo 2 it is a hardware/firmware enhancement. It has one processor dedicated to listening for the launch phrase from the voice of the person who trained it. In my case, screen off. in my pocket, I say "OK Turbo navigate home" and it will launch the app to give me turn by turn instructions on how to get home (while still untouched in my pocket).
I believe other devices are adopting this touchless control. I do not have a list of which ones they are.
... Thom
I do not have that answer. Try Googling "Note 5 couchless control"
... Thom
... Thom
RazzMaTazz
Android Expert
You can set up Google Now such that it can be invoked by saying "OK Google" from any screen including, if it's charging, from sleep.
Open the "Google" app. Hamburger menu -> Settings -> Voice -> "OK Google" detection -> From any screen (Turn on).
Open the "Google" app. Hamburger menu -> Settings -> Voice -> "OK Google" detection -> From any screen (Turn on).