Google allows to send directions and notes on your Android
Sometimes typing in directions from point 'A' to point 'B' on a mobile device can be a pain. Google has recognized this and has given Android users the ability to send directions from their computers to their phones.
The search company has rolled out a new feature that lets you send directions, notes, reminders, and more directly from your browser to your phone. If your Android device is updated and has the right settings enabled (see this help article for details), you can simply type 'send a note to my phone' or 'send directions to my phone' directly into the search bar.
Doing so will open up a little Google Now-style card that will let you type in your note or specify the directions that you're looking for. Google will then send the data to your phone as a notification. Other than directions or notes, you can also send reminders, set an alarm, or instantly find the location of your phone directly from the Google search bar on your desktop.
The new system, built directly into the Google search bar, is far simpler, and can be seen as a response to Handoff, a highly-publicized feature in iOS 8 that makes it easier to pick up where you left off when switching between your phone and computer.
