Doing things with the voice commands of the phone assistant

The voice command of the phone makes it possible to use the phone when you are busy doing something and the phone is not in your hand, for example while driving. In the example of driving, let’s say you want to check the weather or traffic on the route or get the latest news.

weather:

Hey Google, what’s the weather like?

Or if you are planning to travel to another city and want to know the weather of the destination, add the name of the city at the end of the command:

Hey Google, what’s the weather like in (city name)?

Traffic: In the Place field, you must say the name of the destination.

Hey Google, how’s the traffic to (place)?

Calculating the distance between origin and destination: In the Location Name field, the name of origin and destination must be mentioned.

Hey Google, what’s the distance to (location name)?

Hey Google, how far is (location name) from (location name)?

Routing: In the Location Name field, the origin and destination names must be mentioned.

Hey Google, navigate to (location name).

Hey Google, navigate to (place).

Adding an event to the calendar: To add an appointment or a meeting on a date in the calendar, due to the difference between the solar calendar and the Gregorian calendar that is the default in smartphones, you must first convert the solar date to the Gregorian calendar, and then with the help of the appropriate command, Add it to the calendar by Google Assistant.

The proper command to enter an event in the calendar:

Hey Google, add a meeting to my calendar.

And after that you can specify the date and time. Another command is as follows:

Hey Google, schedule an event for me on (date and time).

Show appointments and meetings recorded in the calendar: In the Day section, the date or day of the week is said.

Hey Google, what’s on my agenda for (day)?

Hey Google, when’s my first meeting (day/date)?

Alarm setting: In the Time section, say the time and if the alarm is to be set for another day, say the date or the name of one of the days of the week.

Hey Google, set an alarm for (Time) (Day).

Hey Google, wake me up at (Time) (Day).

Show alarms:

Hey Google, show me my alarms.