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It's both. It comes down to the keyword identification algorithm of course, not the design by Google. Google's decision choice was not picking a random name tha
by adjkant 9y ago
It's both. It comes down to the keyword identification algorithm of course, not the design by Google. Google's decision choice was not picking a random name that can be identified but instead working in their brand name. My bet is that give it a few years and we will have custom activation words within some constraints.
- dilap 9y agoIs it both? The Google Home I was playing with at my in-laws house a couple days ago definitely only seemed to respond to "OK" (people kept forgetting and using "hey", which didn't work).
- adjkant 9y agoWorks for me, though I've trained my voice on it, so perhaps that helps. I'm 100% it's supposed to be both.
- Shoue 9y agoWhen you're setting up the Home during the training step it makes you say "Hey Google" and "Okay Google". It's definitely a bit hard to notice considering only a single word changes.