Google’s choice to eliminate voice search and a notifications center from its latest Chrome browser probably means one of two things for PC users: either Microsoft’s own Windows 10 features ...

Google has released Chrome 34 beta for Windows, Mac, and Linux OS. The new version includes hands-free Google Voice Search that Android users have been enjoying for some time now.The new feature ...

Google has released an update for the PC version of its Chrome browser, adding 'OK Google' search functionality to the software. Users can download the Google Voice Search Hotword update through ...

You might need to instruct Windows' voice search to "Stop listening" to ensure you don't cross the streams. It's not entirely elegant, but it does make it possible to call up Google without ...

“Simply say ‘Ok Google’ and then ask your question.” The new voice search plugin is a beta for the time being, but it works on Windows computers as well as Macs.

UPDATE: Google introduced a tool for easily sending links from Chrome on a PC to an Android phone, and added 12 actions to Voice Search in Android 2.2.

Google's Chrome browser now lets you search the Web by simply saying "OK Google" -- no clicking or typing needed.

Chrome's hands-free voice search may be gone, but you can still do voice searches in it. And you can enable hands-free search on mobile. Here's how to do it.

Google has a new Chrome extension released today that brings a recently introduced mobile feature to the desktop. The feature is automatic voice search, ...

Google removed the ability to say “OK Google” to start a voice search on a desktop computer, right after it got rid of the Chrome notification center, saying nobody uses it anyway.

Google adds voice search on PCs to mapping The Web search giant, chasing the holy grail of natural user interfaces, adds the ability to speak destination requests into computer microphones.