As part of its accessibility drive, Google has a new app that enables users to control almost everything on their Android smartphone verbally.

Android has long excelled at voice control, and these days, there’s little you can’t accomplish by whispering the right sweet nothings into your phone’s pretty virtual ear.

We were able to install Voice Access on our Galaxy S7 edge and use our voices to tell the phone what to do, where to go, and what to type.

Google Voice is an excellent app for streamlining phone calls, sending free text messages, and reading voicemail. Here's how to set it up.

Using Voice Access Voice Access is an accessibility feature that enables UI control using voice commands. All the smartphones running Android 5 or newer will support this feature.

You can customize your smartphone in all sorts of fun and useful ways to provide an optimal in-vehicle experience and driving assistant.

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Google Assistant driving mode gives Google Maps a simplified interface and voice commands, so you can control your phone without having to leave Google Maps, pick it up, or even look at it.