The Pixel 6 introduced Quick Phrases that let you answer calls and stop alarms without needing to say “Hey Google,” and there’s currently an annoying bug with the Assistant-powered experience. Quick ...

Google Assistant’s Quick Phrases is an exclusive feature available on the Pixel 6 and newer models, including the Pixel Fold. You can say “Stop” or “Snooze” when you want alarms or timers to go off.

A bug in Google Assistant’s Quick Phrases feature is causing a persistent toast notification on Pixel phones. The notification makes it difficult to see the caller ID and renders the notification area ...

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I am so over yelling in complete sentences to the Google Assistant. Although I run all the digital assistants—it’s my job, you know—Google primarily controls my smart home. There’s nothing more ...

A new Pixel bug appeared for smartphone owners with a persistent pop-up that asks to set up Assistant quick phrases for voice commands, a feature that would let them skip using "Hey Google" for the ...

The Google Nest Hub Max has been making it easier to chat with Google Assistant without having to say “Hey Google” first. A few months back, we got “Look and Talk”, a feature for the Nest Hub Max that ...

One interesting enhancement of the Pixel 6 series is the Google Assistant’s new “Quick phrases” that let you get certain things done without saying “Hey Google” first. Here’s what all they can do, ...

Google’s quick phrases are a great way to interact with your phone without needing to touch it. They’re a way to use Google Assistant without saying the hot word. Google might potentially introduce a ...