If you're using Google Now on your Android, Google.com has added a few new commands you can send directly to your device. These commands allow you to skip picking up your device when it's not convenient: like at your workplace, or if your phone is on a charger in another room of your home.
The new commands will let you set an alarm, set a reminder or even make a note -- all of which will feed into your Google Now service within the Google Search app. Here's the new commands:
Set an alarm
When setting an alarm, you can pick the device that will conjure it at the specified time.
Set/make a note
Like alarms, you can pick the device where your note will appear.
Set a reminder
For all of these, you can just type the command into Google, or you can type out all of the details with it. For example: "set a reminder to pay car insurance on June 1" will produce the above image.
How do you use these commands Share your experience in the comments.
