Hi XDA,
I've recently bought the newest Galaxy Buds from Samsung, and I've been unable to remap them to my Google Assistant. It just activates S Voice ONLY when the device is unlocked (great...).
How am I supposed to remap my Galaxy Buds to Google Assistant? Keep in mind, it's not that easy, I think.
I've tried the "Set default, clear default" way, only to find out S Voice cannot be defaulted to anything.
And keep in mind, the app only says "Voice Command". Nothing else.
Regards,
yeho
Remap galaxy buds to Google assistant
Did you find out to touch and hold the galaxy buds to launch Google assistant
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When Verizon pushed out the KitKat update for the G2, one of the "features" I discovered is that voice dialing from a bluetooth headset got all messed up. Long-pressing the headset button still brings up a voice dialer, but it's an idiotic voice dialer that can't understand what I'm saying and even if it does, certain numbers it just goes "no entry" even though I have multiple numbers in that person's contact file. It's garbage.
There is a way to completely get rid of this and instead use Google Now when you long-press the button on a bluetooth headset. Steps are as follows:
1. Find and disable the pre-installed app called Voice Command
2. Install the app Bluetooth Launch - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kin.bluetooth_launch&hl=en
3. Open Bluetooth Launch. It's going to be a bit funky looking because it's not optimized for higher-resolution screens. You'll see a bunch of really small text with overlapping buttons on the left. It's ugly, but it'll still work.
4. Scroll down to Google Search, tap on it, and it'll expand a list of a bunch of things. Tap on the one that says 'com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox.VoiceSearchActivity'
5. Pair up your bluetooth headset, and long-press the button like you would to voice dial. You should get a popup that asks which app you want to use. Select Google Search and then 'do this always' to set the default.
This should pop you over to Google Now, which can recognize voice commands just fine, unlike the worthless LG Voice Command. It should also make Google Now the default behavior for long pressing the bluetooth headset button.
Nice write up. Stock voice command works well for me along with non NOW search. I've boycotted NOW for it's ridiculous battery drain. At one point NOW and location services were decent in battery saving, recent service updates have made it worse though.
Thank you sir for showing us how to get back to using Google Now. After the latest Google Search update, BT dialing activated Google Dial instead, and this is the only fix I have found for it. So far this is working great on my Sprint Note 3, and I bet it will work for everyone's phone.
Hi
Before when i pressed the Bluetooth button - google search used to pop up (when screen is locked).
Recently there was an update of google search and since then when i press the bluetooth button - htc stock voice dialer pops up - which does not work at all.
How can i re-enable google search?
Anyone had same problem and solved it?
Ken
Hi,
coming from the MotoX to the Z3 compact, I am missing the Voice Input. On the MotoX, I enabled "Google Voice Input" in the Keyboard settings. A little microphone key apeared on the Google Keyboard to start voice typing. On the Z3c, I cannot find Google Voice Input, and I cannot find it in the Play Store. Is there any possibility to download Google Voice Input to the Z3c, or is there any other app that works the same way? I don't wanna loose the Google Keyboard, because I like it more than any other keboard....
Thanks!
It's basically the same way on the Z3C.
Goto "Settings" -> "Language & Input" and you should see three (3) keyboards:
1.) Chinese
2.) Xperia
3.) Goggle Voiceinput
Obviously, #3 has to be ticked/enabled, else it won't work. After that, tap on the settings symbol (this screwdriver&wrench icon) right to #2 (the Xperia keyboard), scroll down and tick checkbox "Key for Google Voice Typing". That gets you the little microphone key.
Yepp, that were my thoughts, though, but i dont have Google voice input in that list on my z3c.
der_yeti said:
Yepp, that were my thoughts, though, but i dont have Google voice input in that list on my z3c.
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Install Google Keyboard, set it as default keyboard, problem solved.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
As mentioned in first post, I use Google Keyboard as default.
Nevertheless, I found the issue. It seems like Google Voice Input is part of Google Search, what was disabled by me to check the influence on the battery. With Google Search enabled, I can enable Google Voice Input.
Google assistant isn't recognizing my voice after I disabled all the bixby functions. Do I need bixby for Google? It assistant was working yesterday lol
Try clear data for the Google app, restart phone, then try to enable Google voice wake-up again. It fixed the problem for me and hopefully you will have similar luck.
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try disabling only the bixby voice app. Thats what I did to remap the bixby button. Just press the bixby button and you dont even have to say hi google.
Hello I'm a disabled person, I would like to know if we can make a voice call with the Google assistant when this smartphone is on standby (without lock password) ?
Because with my OP5T is not possible.
Thx
Im not sure if you can do it with Google Assistant but you can do it with Huawei's asiistant Emy.
In (EMUI10) Settings- Accessobility-Voice control, turn on the Emy and everything else you need from there!
I make calls from my Google Home absolutely fine using my P30 Pro, regardless of where it is, whether the screen is locked etc.
My phone will also unlock when I talk to the Google Assistant, so can't see why it wouldn't. I'll try it when I'm not within range of my crafty Google Home devices.