What is Google Voice Search? How it work?

1. Google Voice Search is designed to make searching easier. It's able to recognize speech patterns, understand commands, and find relevant results based on what you say.

2. When you speak to Google, your spoken words are converted into text and then matched against millions of web pages stored in Google's vast network. If a match is found, Google sends you back to the page where you spoke it first. For example – if you want to find a specific website with unique backlinks then you will speak the same word then it will show.

3. Many people use Google Voice Search to navigate their phonebooks. Instead of calling someone directly, they simply type its name in the search box. A list of contacts pops up and you can choose any contact to call them.

4. You'll get two numbers - your regular phone number and your Google Voice Number (GVN).

5. The GVN works exactly like normal phone service. You can add extensions and voicemail boxes the same way you would on your home landline.

6. Your conversations are always private, even if you're talking over the internet with other people. Just like on your computer, you have a unique ID that no one else can access.

7. To make things simple, Google automatically transcribes everything you say and stores it in the cloud. So that means you don't have to worry about typing everything out again.

8. While most of us think of Google as just a search engine, it’s actually much more than that. There are many ways to use Google, including emailing, online shopping, and communicating through chat programs.

9. In fact, Google has become the world's largest communication platform. It's estimated that there are now 2.9 billion active users on Google services worldwide, with almost 70% coming from outside the U.S.

10. Even though Google Voice is free, it offers some premium features that aren't offered by competitors. You can make unlimited international calls for free, share your phone number, receive SMS messages and voicemails, and forward calls from your regular phone (including mobile phones) to your Google Voice account.

11. One big benefit to having a dedicated Google Phone Number, compared to just having a standard landline, is that you can use it both inside and outside the country. So you won't lose your international calling plan when you travel abroad.

12. On top of that, you only pay for incoming calls under certain conditions. Normally, you incur long-distance charges for outbound calls, but Google Voice doesn't charge for domestic calls. So you can save money without giving up convenience!

13. And since Google Voice uses the internet, it’s great for people who move around a lot. If you sign up today, you can start using Google Voice tomorrow!

14. Also, it's completely compatible with iPhones and Android devices. So whether you love Apple or Android, you can enjoy the benefits of Google Voice.