The message is then transmitted to the original broadcaster. Now, a listener can reply by tapping a button on a display or simply talking to a speaker. The relatively new broadcast feature lets you use Google Assistant to transmit spoken messages to all Google Home-enabled speakers in your household, which then play them intercom-style.
The most impressive demo involved the ability to turn a Google Assistant broadcast into a chat. Google demonstrated them in a chic San Francisco home Tuesday outfitted with all manner of smart home hardware. Most of these enhancements work with Google Home Hub smart displays and/or Google Home Mini smart speakers. Just in time for the holidays, Google Assistant is introducing a bunch of new smart home features, including the ability to reply to broadcast messages, create and use cookbooks, and access enhanced storybook content for kids.
