11. A method comprising: detecting, by use of a processor, a voice command spoken by a first user during a first voice-related task performed by the first user on the information handling device, the voice command intended to interrupt the first voice-related task, the interrupt voice command detected using the voice input device, the first voice-related task comprising a voice call application for communicating with a second user, wherein delivery of input provided by the first user to the voice call application during a conversation with the second user is delayed by a predetermined amount of time; pausing the first voice-related task in response to the first user speaking the interrupt voice command during the conversation with the second user such that the interrupt voice command is not received by the voice call application due to the delayed delivery of the input to the voice call application; and executing a second voice-related task associated with the interrupt voice command on the information handling device, the second voice-related task automatically executed in response to the first voice-related task being paused, the second voice-related task not correcting voice input received by the first voice-related task.
11. A method comprising: detecting, by use of a processor, a voice command spoken by a first user during a first voice-related task performed by the first user on the information handling device, the voice command intended to interrupt the first voice-related task, the interrupt voice command detected using the voice input device, the first voice-related task comprising a voice call application for communicating with a second user, wherein delivery of input provided by the first user to the voice call application during a conversation with the second user is delayed by a predetermined amount of time; pausing the first voice-related task in response to the first user speaking the interrupt voice command during the conversation with the second user such that the interrupt voice command is not received by the voice call application due to the delayed delivery of the input to the voice call application; and executing a second voice-related task associated with the interrupt voice command on the information handling device, the second voice-related task automatically executed in response to the first voice-related task being paused, the second voice-related task not correcting voice input received by the first voice-related task. 12. The method of claim 11 , further comprising restarting the first voice-related task in response to the second-voice related task being completed.