Quick Start Guide

Calendar
that includes an
address,
Google Now can check
traffic
and suggest when you should leave.
When you decide to use Google Now, you can also turn on Location
History.
Location
History
allows Google to
store a
history of your
location
data from all devices on which you’re
logged
into your
Google Account. You can control this global
setting
and the setting
for
each device from Settings
> Personal > Location >
Google
Location History.
To
manage your Now cards:
Touch
&
hold any blank area on
a
Home screen, then touch
Settings
>
Now cards.
To
open Google Now, swipe right from the
first
Home screen or
touch
&
hold the Home button from any screen. Updates
appear
in
the
form
of Google Now
cards.
When you
don’t
need
a
card
anymore,
swipe
it from
left
to right. Swiping from right to
left
returns
you to the main Home
screen.
To
learn more about Google Now, visit How Now cards work.
What
you can ask Google to do for you
When you use Google Now, you can search, get
directions,
and
create
reminders
just
by talking to your device.
For example,
say “Ok
Google, do
I
need an
umbrella
tomorrow?” to see if
there’s
rain in the
weather
forecast.
To
see other examples of what you can say,
visit “Ok
Google” and
voice
search. You can
say most
of these examples in English,
French, German, Italian, Japanese,
Korean,
Russian,
Spanish, and
Brazilian
Portuguese,
but some examples
aren’t
available in all of
these languages.
If
you want to
say “Ok
Google” in languages other than
English,
you