What will happen if you can do magic in your life just like the wizards of Hogwarts? Surely you think about this many times but keep it a secret. No matter the age Potter’s head has a secret dream to visit Hogwarts one day or want to lose in an Enchanted Forest to get some magical experience in life. Unfortunately, those cannot ever happen because you are a muggle and living in the real world.
To feel the excitement of being a part of Hogwarts you may practice several of the spells that are cast in the Harry Potter movies or any magical TV or web series. And every time you feel disappointed as those never work in the Real world. But you try again with the same hope that someday few magic will happen even in the world.
What is ‘Ok Google! Lumos’?
But this article will open a secret that can fulfill your little magical dream. ‘Ok Google Lumos’ is a big surprise for the Potter’s head and the people who love magical stories. You have to find people who do not like Harry Potter movies with a torch.
You may not do all the magic in the real world but ‘Ok Google! Lumos’ can add little more magical effect that will enlighten your mood. And this effect is the new surprise application introduced by Google recently. Lumos is a popular spell that has been used in the Harry Potter series. This word represents the term lightly. So, when you say “Ok Google! Lumos” just in a style of casting a spell you will see cute magic. Your flashlight will turn on whenever you say “OK Google! Lumos”.
Now you wish for one because without it no spell cannot be cast. Then you can turn your phone on your magic wand to cast a spell. Android users can cast spells from their phones with Google assistance. It will respond just the same way Alexa does. The funny and more joyful part is not only one ‘Ok Google! Lumos’ spell you can do more than that.
How to cast the Lumos spell?
Let’s see how you can cast these amazing spells from your android and iPhone. It is very simple just like casting a spell. Just install the Google Assistant application on your phone and log in. Then click on the mic sign and speak whatever you want to check the application. Command the Google assistant about the application you want to open. For example, you want to open YouTube so comment to the Google Assistant open YouTube and it will open YouTube. Gradually you will learn how Google Assistant does its job. Google Assistant is very user-friendly and once you learn the service let’s try the Lumos spell. After opening Google Assistant just say ‘Lumos’ or ‘Ok Google! Lumos’ and your flashlight will turn on magically.
Does Lumos spell happen or it is just a rumor?
It is not a rumor it is absolute truth. With the help of Google Assistant, you can cast some Harry Potter spell even in the real world. With the Lumos spell, you can turn on your flashlight. If you want to maximize the power of the flashlight to see then say, Lumos Maxima. The spell will increase the flash density just the same way it does in the Harry Potter movie. Do you know how to turn on the light now what will you do to turn off it? To turn off the flashlight just say ‘NOX’ or ‘Hey Google! NOX’. Google Assistant will do it for you and your flashlight will turn off just the same way it turns on with the ‘Ok Google! Lumos’ spell.
Many people experienced it on an Android phone with the help of Google assistant. They become very happy to cast the spell. Not only Android; but iPhone users can also do it. If you are an iPhone user then you have to open Siri instead of Google Assistant. Siri will cast the spell just the same way Google assistant. When you say Lumos and Nox to Siri it will turn the flashlight on and off.
See how amazing it is. Now you can cast some spells with your android and iPhone. And Google Assistant or Siri will be your magical wand. So do not be depressed as you are a Muggle, believe you are a wizard and part of Hogwarts. Download Google Assistant and Siri to cast these amazing ‘Ok Google! Lumos’ and ‘NOX’ spells to feel the magical vibe in your life. Who can say someday you may get the chance to visit Hogwarts?
