You can use Google Maps in Android Auto for seamless navigation with voice optimization. Customize settings in Google Maps like traffic, routes, and audio for your personalized driving experience.

According to Google, some of the new commands include "show/hide traffic", "show alternate routes", or "mute/unmute voice guidance". Google has posted a list of commands you can use in Google Maps ...

One of the greatest features of Android Auto is the voice command support, which allows you to interact with many of the apps without touch input. In other words, Google Assistant, which is ...

The recommended way to use navigation apps on Android Auto is with voice commands. Thanks to Google Assistant integration, you can configure navigation and adjust settings without touching the screen.

The Google app for Android lets you use your voice to search the web, set reminders, open apps, and do a lot of other things. You can use it by tapping the microphone icon on your phone, but if ...

There are commands that you can do outside of Google Maps as well, which include things like sending a text, calling someone, and even sending your location to someone in Hangouts.

Hands-free 'Ok Google' commands come to Google Maps With always-on detection, Android users can check traffic or find a gas station by voice alone.

Most recent Android phones can support voice commands when you start a sentence with “OK Google” (and when the feature is enabled from the Google Search app).

If you can't get enough of talking to your phone (or your Android Wear watch), we put together a long list of OK, Google commands to help you get more done with just your voice. Editors' Note ...

There are some areas where Google Now falls short. Here's how to use Utter to take voice control to the next level.

Google offers a diverse collection of voice commands for Android. We list 160 that you can use to make your life easier and more efficient.

Last but not least is Search, whose voice commands have now been enhanced by the Potter world’s magic: by simply saying “Lumos” or “Nox” following the canon “Ok Google” command you ...