Siri's only on iOS , while Google Assistant is available for Android and iOS devices. (Note the Assistant is limited in what it can do on iOS.) Bixby Voice on the Galaxy S8 is designed to help you ...

Voice should be toward the bottom of the list, and there's now a "Use with Ask Siri" option at the bottom. Turn that on, and you'll instantly be able to use Google Voice with the assistant.

With Google’s release of its brand new search app for iOS, we decided to put Siri in the ring with Voice Search-now available on your iPhone-to see if she could defend her own turf. Overall ...

Siri Vs. Google Voice Search Clark Goble has posted an excellent review of Siri and Google Voice Search, taking into account the improvements Apple and Google made to their services in the past few ...

For many users Siri may become the voice front end to Google search on the iPhone 4S and beyond. We may see Google’s query volume on the iPhone increase and not decrease accordingly.

But when Google Assistant made its appearance on May 2016, Siri’s effortlessly maintained victory started showing signs of defeat. Google Assistant is Google’s newest virtual assistant.

Apple is in early talks with Google to use Gemini for a new version of Siri, part of a broader effort to catch up in AI after ...

Apple may incorporate Google's Gemini AI assistant in Siri 2.0 Apple is reportedly considering using Google's AI assistant, ...

Google would appear then to have “caught up.” In fact it appears that JB is better than the yet-to-be released iOS 6 version of Siri in some respects. That’s the way it might seem to lots of ...

S Voice does the latter quite a bit more often than Siri does. In terms of speed, Siri has a distinct advantage over S Voice. It consistently provides an answer ahead of its Samsung competitor.

In the summer of 2013, Siri's interface was revamped for Apple's new iOS 7 (above) along with gaining other new abilities and enhanced synthesized voice options.

Apple’s new voice input-based digital assistant, Siri for the iPhone 4S pits the iPhone against Android’s Voice Actions, a popular feature for Android phones running Android 2.2 (Froyo) or higher.