How many of you actually use "always listening"?

[davidnc]

I also use it all the time.The two most often things I use is to ask about weather and for navigation. I deliever parts to places some days, I prefer just asking for directions rather then typing it in.Also when Im not in my normal stomping grounds I can ask it to find the closest restaurants/bars

 

[Aquila]

For anyone with small kids, having moto"give you an extra hand" is awesome.

XT1060. Through spacetime.

 

[anon(8082935)]

It can be hit or miss. But the fact that I can call out to it and it might acknowledge me is enough for me to keep doing it lol

 

[Evgeshais300]

I use it almost every day 100% of it is in the car: for calls and navigation. I honestly had low expectations as far as voice recognition, i have moderate Russian accent. For calls initiation i get 100% accuracy. For navigation to addresses i'd say it understands me 90% of the time. i'm amazed.

 

[Paisley]

Simple question for you moto X users out there. I would like to know HONESTLY how often you use "always listening" on the moto x. Torn between selling my nexus 5 and getting a moto X or sticking with the nexus 5. I could see myself using it, but definitely not all the time. I know my situation is different than others but i'm just curious whether or not people actually use this feature, or is it more like a one time thing, than rarely used so after.

I used it all the time. finding things around the city, finding out the weather, adding things to my to do list, measurement conversions, information, etc. It's sometimes in my hand when i use it, and sometimes not. So freakin' useful.

 

[anon(6085464)]

Use it every day, couple examples.

Wake me up in 15 minutes.
How is the weather outside.
Find me a subway nearby.
Play music while cooking.

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[Kalifornia]

Being able to say, "note to self" hands-free while driving is the main reason I bought this phone.

I can't tell you how many times I've remembered something I need to do while sitting in traffic.