Google’s new Voice Access app lets you use Android hands-free

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As it stated in Google has a new free Android app that lets you get around your phone, tap buttons, and type across the interface and all your apps using just your voice. It's called Voice Access, and it works similar to how you use voice commands by Google Assistant. To use it, you'll need to have Android 5.0 or later on your device, and install the Google app, as well as Voice Access. The next time you say OK Google, your phone going to go into Voice Access mode as described above. Voice Access is currently only available in English, but it going to recently work by other languages as well.

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