Google's virtual assistant now listens to "Hey Google" for many users.If you're an Android user, you're probably familiarized with the classic "Ok Google" voice command to initiate the Google Search app, the same voice command used for Google's powerful virtual assistant. Google is now changing the command to a much more natural, "Hey Google" which is thrilling news. The newly updated phrase is much more akin to what we actually say when we begin speaking in real-world scenarios, as opposed to a much more robotic "Ok Google".Apple first introduced their own version, "Hey Siri", in 2011 with the iOS 9 update. Both Google and Apple have incredibly powerful virtual assistants, with many divided on which is 'better'.To make "Hey Google" effective and personal to each user, they have a calibration exercise when setting it up for the first time. The process walks you through a few iterations of saying, "Hey Google" so that it can be fine-tuned to your personal voice. This ensures tha...
