"Remind me to take out the trash tomorrow morning," will give you a time-based reminder.
Ex.: "Remind me to get dog food at Target," will create a location-based reminder. Ex.: "Set alarm for 10 a.m." Or "Set alarm for 20 minutes from now." Ex.: "Create appointment Go on a walk tomorrow at 10 a.m."
Create a calendar event or Schedule an appointment.This will present a list of recent messages, and read them to you, giving you a chance to reply. Ex.: "Email Wife subject Hi message I'm running late, sorry." You can also add CC and BCC recipients. If you know of a command missing from our list, please leave a comment and we will be sure to included it. Odds are it's not entirely complete, since Google did not share one with us - we asked. Below is a list of commands we have verified work on Android. We searched high and low for a complete list of "OK Google" commands, but came up short. The (almost) complete list of Google commands Head to the Google Now app, go to Menu > Settings > Voice > "OK Google" detection. If "OK, Google" isn't working for you, make sure that feature is enabled. If the search bar isn't on a home screen, swipe right from the primary home screen to see Google Now. Tap on the microphone button in the Google search bar, and skip the "OK, Google" portion of the conversation.For example, if I wanted to know the weather, I could say "OK Google, what's the weather like today?" and a few seconds later Google Now would provide the forecast. With newer Android devices, just say "OK Google," followed by a question or task.
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