View and delete Google Now Voice command history

Google Now Voice command is a cool feature in android that helps you to control your android device without actually touching your device. When you speak to this google now then your voice get recorded and the audio files of that audio get upload to google servers and that actually get stores. Many user doesn’t know about this, That is why we are here discussing the same. In this guide i will tell you the method or say the way by which you actually view all your saved voice commands in your account and also even delete all the saved history of your google now voice search. So follow up the complete guide discussed below to proceed.

How to View & Delete all Google Now Voice Command History

For viewing and deleting these commands records you will be exploring out your google account that you linked with your android and that account will contain all the saved records and you can easily manage all of them according to your wish. Just follow some simple steps below.

Steps To View & Delete all Your Google Now Voice Command Search History:

1. First of all you need to be logged in your google account in your browser in which you want to view and delete all your voice command history.
2. Now visit the Google Voice History page in your browser.
3. Now you will see all the voice commands history that being stored in your account and all these will be sorted according to the date they had made.

4.Now if you want to listen them then simply click on the play button in the front of the every command

5.This will contain all the command that intentionally or accidentally made by you in your android device.

6. Now if you want to delete them then simply click on three doted buttons at the top and then select Delete Options.

7.Now you will select the duration for which you want to clear your history, if you want to clear all of the history then simply click on advanced and then in drop down select All time now click on delete button there.     8. That’s it you are done, this will clear out all your voice command search history that being stored in your google account.

 

 

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5 apps to turn your smartphone into a personal assistant

 

 

 

 

Luckily You can now hire (a.k.a. download) a personal assistant without leaving the confines of the App Store. So whether you’re scheduling a meeting or planning the most efficient route across town, a smartphone can be your most useful asset.

Read on for our favorite apps that double as a personal assistant. Beware: Once you start using them, people’s expectations of you will skyrocket.

1. Google Now

Word on the street is that a little company called Google is pretty good with technology — so how could we expect their assistant app to be anything other than top-notch? Google Now is marketed as the “intelligent personal assistant,” available for both iOS and Android. You can also run the program on personal computers via Chrome. Use this nifty app to set geo-triggered reminders, store airline boarding passes and check the weather at an upcoming destination. Best of all, the latest version’s features include barcode scanning and song recognition.

2. Dragon Go

While it doesn’t have all of the shiny functions of Google Now, Dragon Go is the best at one thing: Dictation. Its speech recognition technology will enable you to draft emails, texts and memos on the go — without the hassle of including another human in the process. Dragon Go has an unprecedented level of accuracy when transcribing — even better than Siri. It can also sync with Netflix, iTunes and Spotify for voice control.

3. vokul

If Dragon Go is the best at dictating, then vokul leads the pack for voice control. The app enables you to go hands-free, and will work in noisy environments like your car or the office. Ask vokul to read your social media feeds, or fast forward to a certain point in a song. Unlike Siri, which requires you to tap your phone for activation, vokul will activate upon hearing the words “hey vokul” — so as long as the app is open, no hands are needed. In fact, it’s the only 100% hands-free voice control app available.

4. Robin

Named after Batman’s perennial sidekick, this Android app has everything you need in a great personal assistant. This voice-recognition app has special features, such as the ability to search for cheap parking. Robin can also check for directions, conduct hands-free messaging and deliver news from its artificially intelligent newsroom. It’s clear why this app has dubbed itself the “Siri challenger.”

5. 24me

This free app — which prides itself on an uncluttered, easy-to-use interface — marries your tasks with your calendar. Auto-generated reminders will ensure no event is forgotten, while enabling you to easily share notes and content with friends. And, as of recently, it is also available for Android users. Sync it with your other apps, like Facebook, to ensure every bill, event and task is included in your automated reminders.