Is there a way to change the keyword to launch the voice commands instead of "OK Google"? I want to be able to chose my own keyword.
Randomjoel said:
Is there a way to change the keyword to launch the voice commands instead of "OK Google"? I want to be able to chose my own keyword.
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Currently no.
Randomjoel said:
Is there a way to change the keyword to launch the voice commands instead of "OK Google"? I want to be able to chose my own keyword.
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Actually you can. There is an app called Open Mic+ on the Play Store that can do this.
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It was my understanding that Google removed support for the Open Mic+?? Has anyone done this and had it work? I'd change mine to K.I.T.T. in a nanosecond if i can.
mddcbbb said:
It was my understanding that Google removed support for the Open Mic+?? Has anyone done this and had it work? I'd change mine to K.I.T.T. in a nanosecond if i can.
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The app still works but Google removed their voice engine so the app uses a different engine now.
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I just read about this functionality on http://pocketnow.com/android/google-voice-actions-gives-you-more-voice-commands-for-android. But I do not seem to find it in the market. Anyone knows where to get voice actions?
I tried getting it from here http://www.google.com/mobile/voice-actions/index.html but the market said that there is no such thing.
http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/2010/08/just-speak-it-introducing-voice-actions.html?
QR code for ya.....
chrysochire said:
http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/2010/08/just-speak-it-introducing-voice-actions.html?
QR code for ya.....
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Thanks for the link, but "The request item could not be found" said the market.
Make sure you have 2.2 then click on one of your Google apps in the market and check out their other apps and install voice search and Google search and you should be fine
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Jabbafat23 said:
Make sure you have 2.2 then click on one of your Google apps in the market and check out their other apps and install voice search and Google search and you should be fine
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Thanks man, your way did it. Now I have the latest google voice search with voice actions.
hello,
i have voice search and i also see the "voice input" option in the settings->keyboard. But i don't have that iconon the keyboard. Is there something i need to install?
Install Voice search on Play Store.
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Alarmmy said:
Install Voice search on Play Store.
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but isn't that google search widget uses it and it's sufficient ?
actually i just checked and it s listed as installed...
dbabo said:
but isn't that google search widget uses it and it's sufficient ?
actually i just checked and it s listed as installed...
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You need Voice Search in order to use voice command.
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Alarmmy said:
You need Voice Search in order to use voice command.
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its installed.
Alarmmy said:
You need Voice Search in order to use voice command.
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I don't have "Google voice " as an input option under Settings-> language & input.
I added a new keyboard (Go keyboard" ) and the mic is there and i was able to use it. So i assume that the ICS Keyboard is broken.
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the keyboard that is included in JMT9 by default is "ICS Keyboard v 2.0.1" and i could not get the mic to show up on it.
The GO keyboard has the mic and it's working fine.
the "ICS keyboard " by johntanmi ( free version ) has the mic but it's not working.
GO keyboard is a bit too much for me . looking for something more streamlined. Any suggestions are welcomed.
dbabo said:
I don't have "Google voice " as an input option under Settings-> language & input.
I added a new keyboard (Go keyboard" ) and the mic is there and i was able to use it. So i assume that the ICS Keyboard is broken.
Here are the more details:
the keyboard that is included in JMT9 by default is "ICS Keyboard v 2.0.1" and i could not get the mic to show up on it.
The GO keyboard has the mic and it's working fine.
the "ICS keyboard " by johntanmi ( free version ) has the mic but it's not working.
GO keyboard is a bit too much for me . looking for something more streamlined. Any suggestions are welcomed.
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moved to X version and life is good.
I only want the search feature not the voice dial.... i use cyberon and it works perfect... gnow voice dial does not seem to recognize all of my contacts...so is there a way to uninstall just the voice dial and keep the search feature?
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djtheraven said:
I only want the search feature not the voice dial.... i use cyberon and it works perfect... gnow voice dial does not seem to recognize all of my contacts...so is there a way to uninstall just the voice dial and keep the search feature?
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Don't know if this will do what you want, but it's worth a shot.
Bring up google now, hit menu and select Phone Search
Uncheck People
This -should- keep google now from bringing up your contacts, but I haven't tried it so I don't know for sure.
Good luck!
monkeybuttons said:
Don't know if this will do what you want, but it's worth a shot.
Bring up google now, hit menu and select Phone Search
Uncheck People
This -should- keep google now from bringing up your contacts, but I haven't tried it so I don't know for sure.
Good luck!
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Yeah tried that it doesn't stop the voice dial when you push the Bluetooth button... all previous builds would let you choose a default action for that button but gnow just takes over no matter what.... i wish there was a way to choose the default...
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djtheraven said:
Yeah tried that it doesn't stop the voice dial when you push the Bluetooth button... all previous builds would let you choose a default action for that button but gnow just takes over no matter what.... i wish there was a way to choose the default...
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Perhaps you could delete Google search from your current rom, then extract Google search from an ics rom and install it
rymanh said:
Perhaps you could delete Google search from your current rom, then extract Google search from an ics rom and install it
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That's what I'm doing now using an older one... but i really like the new search... kinda sux...
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Just wondering if anyone has used Google voice for voicemail alone while running imperium. The guide I saw for setting it up said there was an option to choose Google voice instead of my carrier but I can't seem to find that option. Thanks
bowhunt2005 said:
Just wondering if anyone has used Google voice for voicemail alone while running imperium. The guide I saw for setting it up said there was an option to choose Google voice instead of my carrier but I can't seem to find that option. Thanks
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It's all I use, but just through the app. It's great.
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bowhunt2005 said:
Just wondering if anyone has used Google voice for voicemail alone while running imperium. The guide I saw for setting it up said there was an option to choose Google voice instead of my carrier but I can't seem to find that option. Thanks
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I also could not find the option to choose Google Voice instead of My Carrier. All that does is change the number that is dialed when you long press the "1". I was able to change it easily with my Nexus S 4G but cannot locate where to change it on my LGOG. I am not rooted and compltely running stock. Thanks! :good:
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Howdy,
I just switched to T-Mobile today with a new G3 and ported over from Verizon.
I am having a problem getting the visual voicemail to work. when I try to use it, I get a unable to communicate with server error. This was happening on my wife's LG G3 too, I setup my regular voicemail just fine.
Anyone else having this problem? Or do you think it could be something to do with the porting process (everything seems to have ported fine)
Or any other suggestions (besides resetting my phone, I will try that last, but would like to not have to set up everything again)
Thanks!
Use Google voice way better
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Dxtra said:
Use Google voice way better
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How are you using google voice? On my handset, I have it all set up as I should, but the "Voicemail Provider" option within call settings is greyed out, I cannot change that to google voice.
sanchez said:
How are you using google voice? On my handset, I have it all set up as I should, but the "Voicemail Provider" option within call settings is greyed out, I cannot change that to google voice.
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Go to the Google voice website from a desktop. Set it up there first
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Dxtra said:
Go to the Google voice website from a desktop. Set it up there first
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That's been done, still showing my carrier's VM on device.
sanchez said:
That's been done, still showing my carrier's VM on device.
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Keyword there is "showing."
It's Google Voice. Call your phone from a different phone to confirm and you should hear your Google Voice greeting.
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Ryan57ford said:
Howdy,
I just switched to T-Mobile today with a new G3 and ported over from Verizon.
I am having a problem getting the visual voicemail to work. when I try to use it, I get a unable to communicate with server error. This was happening on my wife's LG G3 too, I setup my regular voicemail just fine.
Anyone else having this problem? Or do you think it could be something to do with the porting process (everything seems to have ported fine)
Or any other suggestions (besides resetting my phone, I will try that last, but would like to not have to set up everything again)
Thanks!
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Just call T-mobile and they will set it up.
jimsond said:
Just call T-mobile and they will set it up.
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Thanks, I had done that this morning and he got it all figured out. Thanks for the help
Ryan57ford said:
Thanks, I had done that this morning and he got it all figured out. Thanks for the help
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NP!
You can also call T-Mobile and have them do the following:
--Disable Voicemail on your line
--Setup the forwarding number to be your Google Voice number
You can also setup the forwarding yourself the be the Google Voice number. After doing this, even if I don't install GV after a flash, the calls still go to GV voicemail and whatnot.