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Google: Google Assistant now works without saying ‘Hey Google’ for some users - Rashtra News Few Pixel smartphone users have reportedly started to receive the new Google Assistant feature called ‘Quick Phrases’ that allows you to command your Android smartphone to perform certain tasks without using the ‘Hey Google’ trigger phrase. As per a report

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The Google Assistant has two wake-up commands—“Hey Google” and “OK Google.”  It can be a little tedious to say these three-syllable phrases for everything. “Quick Phrases” let you skip saying Google’s name for certain things. We’ll show you how.

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Google has come up with an easier way to command the Nest Hub Max's assistant. Google has come up with an easier way to command the Nest Hub Max's assistant.

A teardown of the Google app version 13.34 has revealed that Google Assistant could add a new way to silence incoming calls with a Quick Phrase on Pixel 6 -- and maybe even the Pixel 7.

Breaking news headlines about Google Assistant linking to 1,000s of websites from around the world

Back in September, 9to5Google published a list of commands believes to be these Quick Phrases

As part of a new feature that’s expected to get a wider release later this fall, Google’s new “Quick Phrases” will soon allow people to