We're all used to waking up our virtual assistants using a phrase such as "OK Google" or "Hey Siri," but that may soon be a thing of the past, at least for Google Assistant.

Now, this site doesn't have every OK Google voice command - especially those for particular apps, like Shazam. And the aforementioned discovery I made about about brightness minimum/maximum.

Google Assistant will soon be receiving a new update that would enable users to use certain words to interact with the assistant without needing to say the “Hey Google” voice activation command.

Many users are reporting not being able to control lights or groups of lights with an ‘Ok Google’ command. I noticed this issue on my speakers yesterday, but thought it was a random bug. It ...

Continued Conversations will need to be turned on in the Google Assistant app's Settings > Preferences > Continued Conversation. When starting up a new conversation you'll still need to say "OK ...