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An iOS app update indicates that Google Assistant can now issue commands like "OK Google" on your iPhone. While you'll need to invoke Siri first, the feature will be available on all iOS devices.

It's worth noting that the latest version of Google Assistant adds support for Siri shortcuts. The Verge points out that this provides a somewhat clunky way to access the app by voice.

Therefore, you can record a phrase like the usual "OK Google" or "Hey Google." And from that moment on, every time you say that to Siri, the Assistant app will open and immediately begin listening for your question or command. Read more "

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Hello iPhone users, This time I bring you this very useful tool For those who wish to install Siri on their iOS iDevice 5. It is about Assistant Server Installer This feature connects to Google's server and looks very similar to Siri on the iPhone 4s, but it's not actually Siri, as it relies on plugins. The package installs a server on your device and connects. with Google's voice recognition softwareAnother advantage is that you don't need any kind of proxy for it to work and it is based on the Spire tool. 

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