As long as your smart home kit is confirmed as compatible with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, or Apple HomeKit, you can add voice control. Here's how to go about it.

In the past, in order to summon Google Assistant on iOS devices using your voice, you needed to open the Google Assistant app or tap a shortcut on the widgets screen.

Adding shortcuts to your iPhone can significantly enhance your user experience by providing quick access to frequently used apps. To add the iOS voice Assistant as a shortcut to your home and lock ...

Well, while a truly personal Google Assistant voice might be a little far-fetched, even in this age of rapidly advancing tech, you do have options when it comes to your Google Assistant’s voice.

How to control your smart home without yelling at a dumb voice assistant You can have nice, automated things without learning how to shout at speakers.

Perplexity has rolled out an update for its iOS app, giving iPhone users access to its AI voice assistant that was initially released for Android users earlier this year.

The latest update to the Google Assistant app on iOS supports Siri Shortcuts — a feature introduced in iOS 12 that allows you to trigger commands within apps by using dedicated phrases.

If you've grown tired of Google Assistant's standard, robotic voice, you'll be happy to know that you can change it right now. Here's how. Open the Google Assistant app on your Android or iOS device.

You can change your Google Assistant voice for your Google devices by selecting from as many as a dozen alternatives.