Hello, I'm trying to get the "talk to respond" to work in agent do not disturb . I have read messages aloud, talk to respond and always use phone speaker selected. My language settings are set to English US and the auto responds aren't selected. I'm trying this out on squids cm and kernel. I really like the ROM but the moto assist is something that I miss. Has anyone had any success?
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If anyone here had a problem, such as myself, where when you ask google now voice search a question, but it doesnt reply to you through speech, the fix that worked for me is setting the default language of the phone to English Us, and then a synthesized voice will start answering you quetions, such as will it rain tomorrow? =)
Hello there everyone,
when I ask my google voice stuff like what's the weather going to bve like, it does pick it up, but it doesn't respond, it just searches what I said on google, same for google now. Language is set to Dutch, however the language of my Voice search thing is said to english. It picks up everything I say like it should pick it up, the problem is it just ALWAYS searches.
Any help?
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Artego said:
Hello there everyone,
when I ask my google voice stuff like what's the weather going to bve like, it does pick it up, but it doesn't respond, it just searches what I said on google, same for google now. Language is set to Dutch, however the language of my Voice search thing is said to english. It picks up everything I say like it should pick it up, the problem is it just ALWAYS searches.
Any help?
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There are certain keyword type questions that will cause it to reply to your question in a voice response like 'google define (whatever)' will get an audio response with a definition. I don't know all of the triggers that get audio responses but define is one of them. It's google now with audio that you are asking about, not google voice which is a separate app that does voicemail, etc through google..
In driving mode the phone will read your text messages to you as they come in. Is there a way to get it to do this when not driving?
Edited: I know there are apps that will do this, but since it is obviously already capable, why add an app?
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Just go to moto voice or wake your device using your hotword and say: "talk to me"
I have att s5, just downloaded the app Readittome,
It does everything except read contact
Information. It gives me notice I have a call and optionto answer. But I don't want to have to pick up
Phone to see who's calling.
Can anyone tell how to solve this?
Thanks
What options do you checked in the contact list? (I'm the dev btw )
Readittome
I have the telephone option clicked.
If my volume is up can hear phone telling me who's calling. But only on headphones hear and little jingle and it ask if I want to answer or ignore.
Any suggestions?
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I don't have tmobile network at my work location
So before I enter into office I enable call forwarding to my Google voice number so that my calls will get forwarded and I can receive calls from Hangouts app.
Unfortunately I'm not getting any calls on Hangouts..
This used to work fine on my old Galaxy Note II.
I wish they implement wifi calling soon..
Any suggestions. Please help me
This works fine for me. I find that the settings on Google's voice site are confusing. Did you change anything there?
Also, you need to call forward your calls in the initial setup. Was this done?
EDIT: Oh, I see you want to take calls in Hangouts... That I do not do. I just get my VM handled by Google.
Check your power management settings. It sounds like the overly aggressive PM is not allowing notifications from google services and/or hangouts. Might be suspending those services/apps too.
I haven't had time to delve deep into this to figure out, but there's a few threads about similar issues where the cause was the power management. Certain apps/services will have to be white listed.
gpz1100 said:
Check your power management settings. It sounds like the overly aggressive PM is not allowing notifications from google services and/or hangouts. Might be suspending those services/apps too.
I haven't had time to delve deep into this to figure out, but there's a few threads about similar issues where the cause was the power management. Certain apps/services will have to be white listed.
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Thanks for the suggestion
I will look into PM.
ganesh.htc said:
Thanks for the suggestion
I will look into PM.
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I'm able to get calls now thanks