Moto Voice: What are you calling your Turbo?

[arrowgance]

Re: What are you calling your Turbo?

I was going old school with... "Hello Moneypenny".

 

[Ch4dders]

Sticking with OK Droid Turbo...

I've tried a few of my own phrases and they just don't seem to work as well as one with Turbo in it.

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[VZWsucks]

I use "turbo get at me"

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[JoeKoz550]

... being a fan of the original series, I simply call it "Lieutenant Uhura"

 

[ahein88]

when I was still using it, have since disabled the feature, it was
"IT'S TURBO TIME"
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This is mine.

 

[Joshua Mathias]

I just recently got this phone and I went with "Okay Turbo". It works fine, and I prefer to distinguish it between Google voice, for which I use "Okay Google". I guess something like "Okay phone" would make sense (but isn't very creative). Maybe even giving a name to the phone would be a good idea, though it might be awkward if people around you have that name..or I could give it my own name.

 

[VZWsucks]

I use... "Turbo get at me" and I'm not embarrassed at all. Most people think it's cool I should get some theme music to go along with it when I say it.

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[VZWsucks]

Re: What are you calling your Turbo?

"Open Channel D"
Showing my age here...

I don't get it...

Now I'm showing my age so don't feel bad your not alone

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[tony bag o donuts]

Turbotastic. I know but I love Wreck it Ralph.

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[Karl Turbo]

Kirk to Enterprise

 

[motorcycle_monkey]

I use "Ok mini me". A little Austin Powers reference.

 

[Revolutionary]

I just recently got this phone and I went with "Okay Turbo". It works fine, and I prefer to distinguish it between Google voice, for which I use "Okay Google". I guess something like "Okay phone" would make sense (but isn't very creative). Maybe even giving a name to the phone would be a good idea, though it might be awkward if people around you have that name..or I could give it my own name.

I used that for a long time, but it became problematic. It would think I was talking to it at odd, inconvenient, totally incorrect times. Like in the middle of a job interview, once. Just sitting there chatting and suddenly my phone is making that "bloop" I'm-listening sounds. A long series of sentences from the discussion were transcribed into Google search (with no results) when I finally was able to look at the phone afterward. :-/ Did it during client meetings and just normal conversations with people, too.

Maybe I should try "listen up, dummy."

 

[einstein_eg]

Re: What are you calling your Turbo?

"Sudo make me a sandwich!"

 

[Karl Turbo]

I used that for a long time, but it became problematic. It would think I was talking to it at odd, inconvenient, totally incorrect times. Like in the middle of a job interview, once. Just sitting there chatting and suddenly my phone is making that "bloop" I'm-listening sounds. A long series of sentences from the discussion were transcribed into Google search (with no results) when I finally was able to look at the phone afterward. :-/ Did it during client meetings and just normal conversations with people, too.

Maybe I should try "listen up, dummy."

I had the same issue, even the television would set it off at times. This thread prompted me to change it. "Kirk to Enterprise" is not only appropriate for me, but it works nearly every time whereas "OK Turbo", while it would hit for no reason would not trigger after 2-3 tries when I really wanted it to.

 

[dougdraws]

I went with, "Talk to me, Droid."

 

[RazorDroid]

I use "Help me Obi Wan Kenobi"

 

[mimsiesboy]

OK Sigmund

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