Skip confirmation of Google Now voice comands

[Adriano Feria]

I absolutely love the google now voice commands and touchless control, BUT I would really like to have the ability to skip the confirmation screen after a command has been issued.

Any of following would work great:
1. Have a "OK" or "GO" voice command during the confirmation screen that would activate the selected action.
2. Allow users to create a list of "Trusted commands" that would bypass the confirmation screen.
For example, when I say "Open Spotify" there is virtually 0% chance that the android would pick up a different command, so I would like it to open spotify instantly.

Anyway that any of this is possible now?

 

[anon(847090)]

i dont think its possible atm. the wait is only like a second or two

 

[Adriano Feria]

Thats too bad...
I was just thinking and a third option to add "now" at the end of the command would be nice as well. So, "Ok google now open spotify now" as a single command would be very nice.
Interestingly I noticed that when I am at the Google Now screen and say "google" I have to wait until the system is ready to listen to my command, so to issue a command I have to say "google <wait> open spotify". This has become somewhat unintuitive since the touchless control commands can be issued without pausing.

 

[JSD13]

I would like the functionality of sending a text without actually touching the phone.

 

[snookasnoo]

I would like the functionality of sending a text without actually touching the phone.

Odd you can't do that. You can do it with Siri for some time now and in iOS 7 Siri is much better in all ways.

 

[JungleLarry]

Odd you can't do that. You can do it with Siri for some time now and in iOS 7 Siri is much better in all ways.

I was just waiting to see when someone would mention Siri.

Let the games begin.

 

[Adriano Feria]

Except for the fact that you have to touch your phone to activate Siri.

 

[thegrants82]

I use both and both are flawed. Siri is better in some ways, google now is better in others. Google now better suits me.

 

[garublador]

If AutoVoice is ever allowed access to the low power core that handles the always-on voice recognition then the options for what you can do with it will open up a lot.