At least now you can talk with your browser.
Those of you who are familiar with Google Search on Android phones know that to initiate a search, they can go into Google Search (aka, Google Now) say:
OK, Google
You can now do that on your browser on your PC with the free Chrome extension from Google available here:
Unfortunately, it looks like this version is not as connected as the Android version as the Android version will check your personal information to help answer your questions.
Here is a sample list of Google Voice searches you can perform:
(Graphic from TrendBlog.net.)
More references:- http://lifehacker.com/everything-you-didnt-know-you-could-do-with-google-voi-512727229
- http://techblog.tv/google-now-commands-google-voice-search-commands-android-video/
- http://support.google.com/websearch/answer/2842392?hl=en
As mentioned above, some of these commands are specific to be used with your Android device. However, many can still be used on your PC.
Just as an example:
When does Target close?
Lots faster than trying to find it yourself. Unfortunately, not all questions are answered directly, and instead, Google will do a Google search on what you said, but still…
OK, Google. Who is the fairest of them all?
