Google Now has been around for over a year now, but we've always accessed it practically the same way, but either sliding upwards on an on-screen button or one by of the implementations various OEMs have created. Motorola decided to go one step further and remove the need for your hands. Simply speak, "Okay, Google Now" to a Moto X trained to your voice, and you can queue up a Google search or other activate voice commands.
Watch this video to see the best uses for Touchless Control on the Moto X!
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