Saying "Ok Google" followed by "Lumos" or "Nox" can turn your phone's flashlight on and off.
Users can also control their phone's ringer and notifications, by saying "Silencio".
They can 'visit' locations from the J K Rowling's novel and upcoming film "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them."
The locations can be an explored with Google Street View, which features scenes from New York in 1926 - as they appear in the film - with comparisons to how these spots look today.
They can help Newt Scamander - the lead character of the plot - locate escaped beasts before they cause harm to the city, David Blanar, who calls himself Google's "apprentice magizoologist" wrote on the company's website.
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