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Voice Search is a Google Chrome extension that lets you search using your voice. It's not developed by Google, but it uses an experimental Chrome feature called form speech input.

Google Voice Search Hotword is available at Chrome Web Store for free, and can be downloaded using the link below. Install Google Voice Search Hotword for Chrome. Voice Search is a Google Chrome extension that lets you search using your voice. It's not developed by Google, but it uses an experimental Chrome feature called form speech input. Chrome OS has taken another leaf out of the Android book of user experience as it gains support for "always on" 'Ok Google' voice search, similar to that already available on select Android smartphones. Google first launched an "OK Google" voice search Chrome extension in November 2013. The company then built the feature directly into the browser with the release of Chrome 35 in May 2014.

And that really is all you need, because it turns out Voice Search is built right in. This is by no means a new feature—Google added it to Chrome back in 2011—but it's very easy to overlook.

Chrome OS has taken another leaf out of the Android book of user experience as it gains support for "always on" 'Ok Google' voice search, similar to that already available on select Android smartphones.

Google Voice Search or Search by Voice is a Google product that allows users to use Google Search by speaking on a mobile phone or computer, i.e. have the device search for data upon entering information on what to search into the device by speaking.

Google Voice Search can be used on both desktop and mobile searches. In some instances, users must say a "wake" phrase to tell Google to begin analyzing what the user says, which is "OK, Google." Google Voice Search Hotword is available at Chrome Web Store for free, and can be downloaded using the link below. Install Google Voice Search Hotword for Chrome. Voice Search is a Google Chrome extension that lets you search using your voice. It's not developed by Google, but it uses an experimental Chrome feature called form speech input. Chrome OS has taken another leaf out of the Android book of user experience as it gains support for "always on" 'Ok Google' voice search, similar to that already available on select Android smartphones. Google first launched an "OK Google" voice search Chrome extension in November 2013. The company then built the feature directly into the browser with the release of Chrome 35 in May 2014.

And that really is all you need, because it turns out Voice Search is built right in. This is by no means a new feature—Google added it to Chrome back in 2011—but it's very easy to overlook.

Google Voice Search or Search by Voice is a Google product that allows users to use Google Search by speaking on a mobile phone or computer, i.e. have the device search for data upon entering information on what to search into the device by speaking.

And that really is all you need, because it turns out Voice Search is built right in. This is by no means a new feature—Google added it to Chrome back in 2011—but it's very easy to overlook.