If you are addicted to whatsapp, and simply can’t think a day without texting, then you are surely going to love the Google Now new feature that lets you send messages through whatsapp, Viber and other similar applications. This feature gives whole new appeal to Google now.
Since its launch, Google now has upgraded itself with variety of features, and allow users to say various things including general information, device control, communication, navigation & travel, productivity, and have fun with some hidden stuff.
So what is this all new feature about?
Well! Adding up new dimensions to its communication feature Google now enable users to send messages through whatsapp, viber, and other messaging applications like WeChat, Telegram and NextPlus. So, now you won’t have to struggle with your QWERTY keypad and just say it directly to Google now.
For instance let’s say you want to send a message through whatsapp to your friend John, then all you need to say is, “OK Google, send a whatsapp message to John: where are you?”, and Tada!!! Google will type the message for you and send it to your friend John. And, in case you have two persons in your contact list with the same first name it will asks you to which one do you actually want to send the message.
Or you can also break it into two steps, and tap speak now icon and say, “Ok Google now message John, and when it asks you the message, you can speak, “where are you?” and there goes the message to your friend.
This latest Google now feature is undoubtedly great news, so try this out on your android device and bring some relief to your fingers.
However, the user should have the latest version of both the application & Google now to enjoy this feature.
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