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I've never heard anyone say "search for it", but rather "google it".

• deathcakes 13y ago
  True - but that I would argue is a slightly different thing. Referring to a thing is not the same as addressing the thing. Would Siri have been as successful were it to be addressed as Apple?
  • psbp 13y ago
    Yeah, I guess it makes you sound like a tool, but I'm not sure what unique phrase would work better.
    • glenstein 13y ago
      As a person who finds both "okay, Glass" and "okay, Google" to be somewhere on a spectrum from merely awkward to full-on creepy, I would just prefer people could set their own custom keywords.