Re: [Techno-Chat]: Google Home Mini

[Dane Trethowan]

Absolutely right and this comes to play with the Google Chromecast Audio which 
has a digital line out as well as an Analogue connection so you can receive 
very reasonable sound out of that incredibly small device.


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> On 16 Nov 2017, at 12:29 am, Gordon Smith  wrote:
> 
> Recipes aren’t something I use my devices for, to be honest. But yes, as an 
> experiment, I tried the Code In The Hole request as it’s one of my favourite 
> meals. The good old Yorkshire pudding is most definitely one of England’s 
> finest contributions to modern civilisation as a whole. ;-)
> 
> There is, in fact, much to recommend the Google Home. Whether you go for the 
> full size Home device, or for the Mini. Or, for that matter, the Google Home 
> Max. I’m actually toying with that idea as an alternative to the Echo Show. 
> One thing I must say about Google is that they know what their core industry 
> is, and they concentrate on the things that they do best. The fact that they 
> saw a neish in the market for audio equipment supporting Google’s core 
> functionality as well as decent audio is not, I think, a coincidence.
> 
> That said, to be utterly fair, there is much to recommend the Amazon Echo 
> devices for as well. Indeed, my great nephew uses the Echo Dot which I bought 
> him for Christmas last year to great effect in terms of his education. One of 
> the most valued functions, for him at least, is as a spell-checker. If he’s 
> unsure how to spell a word, he simply asks Alexa. She then just spells the 
> word for him.
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> On 14 Nov 2017, at 21:04, Dane Trethowan  > wrote:
> 
> I agree with you regarding the audio from the Google Mini which isn't bad at 
> all and certainly not what I'd call average, I was quite surprised to hear 
> the audio from the Google Home, if you're lookin for very average audio out 
> of a device then the Echo Dot certainly gives you that.
> 
> Unfortunately Google Home cannot play Audio books as Amazon Echo can at this 
> time according to my research but it is a project in progress.
> 
> I really love the way Google home handles recipes, giving you step-by-step 
> instructions thus you have the ability to take notes and so on, just plain 
> brilliant the way these are handled.
> 
> 
> 
> On 11/15/2017 7:29 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
>> I have two of the Home devices, one the full-size model, one the Mini. It’s 
>> very interesting, the fact that the country code in my original full-size 
>> model is US, and in my Mini it’s UK. I must try to find out how that can be 
>> changed, if it’s even possible. I can’t update its firmware much, because 
>> it’s in the wrong country. The Mini, on the other hand, has received a 
>> number of updates since I installed it. I’m a member of the Google Home 
>> Developer’s test group. So I’ve had a number of pre-release builds. Anyway, 
>> I’m off now, while it’s in my mind, to try and track down a fix. But what I 
>> will add at this juncture is this. Those who have commented that the audio 
>> from the Home Mini’s speaker is only “Average”, I don’t agree at all with 
>> that statement. Obviously, it isn’t in the same class as the full-size Home 
>> speaker system is. But then again, that is totally different type of device. 
>> The speaker in the Home is an all-round (360º) speaker system, and it’s 
>> quite room-filling.
>> 
>> But the Mini, given the very solid build of the device and the physical size 
>> of the thing, is at least as good as, and possibly better than, the Amazon 
>> Echo Dot second generation.
>> 
>> I have my full-size device in the lounge, and my Mini upstairs. I wish it 
>> were possible to play Audible books on that device. But if it is, I can’t 
>> figure out how.
>> 
>> On a different though related topic, I also now own 3 different types of 
>> Amazon Echo. First, I have the second generation Echo. As I’ve said, I own a 
>> second generation Echo Dot. I also now own a first generation Echo Plus, 
>> which was released last month. The only difference from the external 
>> perspective between my own Echo and Echo Plus devices is the colour. In 
>> every other respect, they 

Re: [Techno-Chat]: Google Home Mini

[Gordon Smith]

Recipes aren’t something I use my devices for, to be honest. But yes, as an 
experiment, I tried the Code In The Hole request as it’s one of my favourite 
meals. The good old Yorkshire pudding is most definitely one of England’s 
finest contributions to modern civilisation as a whole. ;-)

There is, in fact, much to recommend the Google Home. Whether you go for the 
full size Home device, or for the Mini. Or, for that matter, the Google Home 
Max. I’m actually toying with that idea as an alternative to the Echo Show. One 
thing I must say about Google is that they know what their core industry is, 
and they concentrate on the things that they do best. The fact that they saw a 
neish in the market for audio equipment supporting Google’s core functionality 
as well as decent audio is not, I think, a coincidence.

That said, to be utterly fair, there is much to recommend the Amazon Echo 
devices for as well. Indeed, my great nephew uses the Echo Dot which I bought 
him for Christmas last year to great effect in terms of his education. One of 
the most valued functions, for him at least, is as a spell-checker. If he’s 
unsure how to spell a word, he simply asks Alexa. She then just spells the word 
for him.



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On 14 Nov 2017, at 21:04, Dane Trethowan  wrote:

I agree with you regarding the audio from the Google Mini which isn't bad at 
all and certainly not what I'd call average, I was quite surprised to hear the 
audio from the Google Home, if you're lookin for very average audio out of a 
device then the Echo Dot certainly gives you that.

Unfortunately Google Home cannot play Audio books as Amazon Echo can at this 
time according to my research but it is a project in progress.

I really love the way Google home handles recipes, giving you step-by-step 
instructions thus you have the ability to take notes   and so on, just 
plain brilliant the way these are handled.



On 11/15/2017 7:29 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
> I have two of the Home devices, one the full-size model, one the Mini. It’s 
> very interesting, the fact that the country code in my original full-size 
> model is US, and in my Mini it’s UK. I must try to find out how that can be 
> changed, if it’s even possible. I can’t update its firmware much, because 
> it’s in the wrong country. The Mini, on the other hand, has received a number 
> of updates since I installed it. I’m a member of the Google Home Developer’s 
> test group. So I’ve had a number of pre-release builds. Anyway, I’m off now, 
> while it’s in my mind, to try and track down a fix. But what I will add at 
> this juncture is this. Those who have commented that the audio from the Home 
> Mini’s speaker is only “Average”, I don’t agree at all with that statement. 
> Obviously, it isn’t in the same class as the full-size Home speaker system 
> is. But then again, that is totally different type of device. The speaker in 
> the Home is an all-round (360º) speaker system, and it’s quite room-filling.  
>  
> 
> But the Mini, given the very solid build of the device and the physical size 
> of the thing, is at least as good as, and possibly better than, the Amazon 
> Echo Dot second generation.
> 
> I have my full-size device in the lounge, and my Mini upstairs. I wish it 
> were possible to play Audible books on that device. But if it is, I can’t 
> figure out how.
> 
> On a different though related topic, I also now own 3 different types of 
> Amazon Echo. First, I have the second generation Echo. As I’ve said, I own a 
> second generation Echo Dot. I also now own a first generation Echo Plus, 
> which was released last month. The only difference from the external 
> perspective between my own Echo and Echo Plus devices is the colour. In every 
> other respect, they appear identical. The audio hasn’t changed at all between 
> the two. The only difference between the Echo and the Echo+ is that the Echo+ 
> contains an in-built smart hub, allowing you to use a wider range of smart 
> devices. That aside, they are absolutely identical. I’m still toying with the 
> idea of buying an Echo Show, although I’ll have to give that a lot more 
> thought first. The Show is a far higher grade speaker system, and also has 
> video screen (7.1-Inch), touch sensitive, and a 5MPixel camera for video 
> calls etc.
> 
> We will have to see on that one, the jury is still out.
> 
> OK, off to see if Google can Google me a way to change 

Re: [Techno-Chat]: Google Home Mini

[Dane Trethowan]

I agree with you regarding the audio from the Google Mini which isn't 
bad at all and certainly not what I'd call average, I was quite 
surprised to hear the audio from the Google Home, if you're lookin for 
very average audio out of a device then the Echo Dot certainly gives you 
that.


Unfortunately Google Home cannot play Audio books as Amazon Echo can at 
this time according to my research but it is a project in progress.


I really love the way Google home handles recipes, giving you 
step-by-step instructions thus you have the ability to take notes and so 
on, just plain brilliant the way these are handled.




On 11/15/2017 7:29 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
I have two of the Home devices, one the full-size model, one the Mini. 
It’s very interesting, the fact that the country code in my original 
full-size model is US, and in my Mini it’s UK. I must try to find out 
how that can be changed, if it’s even possible. I can’t update its 
firmware much, because it’s in the wrong country. The Mini, on the 
other hand, has received a number of updates since I installed it. I’m 
a member of the Google Home Developer’s test group. So I’ve had a 
number of pre-release builds. Anyway, I’m off now, while it’s in my 
mind, to try and track down a fix. But what I will add at this 
juncture is this. Those who have commented that the audio from the 
Home Mini’s speaker is only “Average”, I don’t agree at all with that 
statement. Obviously, it isn’t in the same class as the full-size Home 
speaker system is. But then again, that is totally different type of 
device. The speaker in the Home is an all-round (360º) speaker system, 
and it’s quite room-filling.


But the Mini, given the very solid build of the device and the 
physical size of the thing, is at least as good as, and possibly 
better than, the Amazon Echo Dot second generation.


I have my full-size device in the lounge, and my Mini upstairs. I wish 
it were possible to play Audible books on that device. But if it is, I 
can’t figure out how.


On a different though related topic, I also now own 3 different types 
of Amazon Echo. First, I have the second generation Echo. As I’ve 
said, I own a second generation Echo Dot. I also now own a first 
generation Echo Plus, which was released last month. The only 
difference from the external perspective between my own Echo and Echo 
Plus devices is the colour. In every other respect, they appear 
identical. The audio hasn’t changed at all between the two. The only 
difference between the Echo and the Echo+ is that the Echo+ contains 
an in-built smart hub, allowing you to use a wider range of smart 
devices. That aside, they are absolutely identical. I’m still toying 
with the idea of buying an Echo Show, although I’ll have to give that 
a lot more thought first. The Show is a far higher grade speaker 
system, and also has video screen (7.1-Inch), touch sensitive, and a 
5MPixel camera for video calls etc.


We will have to see on that one, the jury is still out.

OK, off to see if Google can Google me a way to change my Google 
Home’s country code.




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On 10 Nov 2017, at 10:17, Joshua Gregory > wrote:


That sounds awesome.


On Nov 10, 2017 12:34 AM, "Dane Trethowan" > wrote:


I received mine this morning, a nice neat little device which will
sit perfectly on my bedside table.

I've found out quite by accident just how helpful Google Home can
be in the kitchen - that's where my bigger unit is -.

Say to Google soemthing like, "Okay Google, How To Cook
Porterhouse Steak" and then interact with yoru wonderful Google
cook as she talks you through each step of a suggested recipe,
from the preparation of ingreedients to the method and tips on
getting the best cooking results to your preference.


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Re: [Techno-Chat]: Google Home Mini

[Gordon Smith]

I have two of the Home devices, one the full-size model, one the Mini. It’s 
very interesting, the fact that the country code in my original full-size model 
is US, and in my Mini it’s UK. I must try to find out how that can be changed, 
if it’s even possible. I can’t update its firmware much, because it’s in the 
wrong country. The Mini, on the other hand, has received a number of updates 
since I installed it. I’m a member of the Google Home Developer’s test group. 
So I’ve had a number of pre-release builds. Anyway, I’m off now, while it’s in 
my mind, to try and track down a fix. But what I will add at this juncture is 
this. Those who have commented that the audio from the Home Mini’s speaker is 
only “Average”, I don’t agree at all with that statement. Obviously, it isn’t 
in the same class as the full-size Home speaker system is. But then again, that 
is totally different type of device. The speaker in the Home is an all-round 
(360º) speaker system, and it’s quite room-filling.

But the Mini, given the very solid build of the device and the physical size of 
the thing, is at least as good as, and possibly better than, the Amazon Echo 
Dot second generation.

I have my full-size device in the lounge, and my Mini upstairs. I wish it were 
possible to play Audible books on that device. But if it is, I can’t figure out 
how.

On a different though related topic, I also now own 3 different types of Amazon 
Echo. First, I have the second generation Echo. As I’ve said, I own a second 
generation Echo Dot. I also now own a first generation Echo Plus, which was 
released last month. The only difference from the external perspective between 
my own Echo and Echo Plus devices is the colour. In every other respect, they 
appear identical. The audio hasn’t changed at all between the two. The only 
difference between the Echo and the Echo+ is that the Echo+ contains an 
in-built smart hub, allowing you to use a wider range of smart devices. That 
aside, they are absolutely identical. I’m still toying with the idea of buying 
an Echo Show, although I’ll have to give that a lot more thought first. The 
Show is a far higher grade speaker system, and also has video screen 
(7.1-Inch), touch sensitive, and a 5MPixel camera for video calls etc.

We will have to see on that one, the jury is still out.

OK, off to see if Google can Google me a way to change my Google Home’s country 
code.



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On 10 Nov 2017, at 10:17, Joshua Gregory  wrote:

That sounds awesome.


On Nov 10, 2017 12:34 AM, "Dane Trethowan" > wrote:
I received mine this morning, a nice neat little device which will sit 
perfectly on my bedside table.

I've found out quite by accident just how helpful Google Home can be in the 
kitchen - that's where my bigger unit is -.

Say to Google soemthing like, "Okay Google, How To Cook Porterhouse Steak" and 
then interact with yoru wonderful Google cook as she talks you through each 
step of a suggested recipe, from the preparation of ingreedients to the method 
and tips on getting the best cooking results to your preference.


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Re: [Techno-Chat]: Google Home Mini

[Joshua Gregory]

That sounds awesome.

On Nov 10, 2017 12:34 AM, "Dane Trethowan"  wrote:

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> perfectly on my bedside table.
>
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> the kitchen - that's where my bigger unit is -.
>
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> and then interact with yoru wonderful Google cook as she talks you through
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[Techno-Chat]: Google Home Mini

[Dane Trethowan]

I received mine this morning, a nice neat little device which will sit 
perfectly on my bedside table.


I've found out quite by accident just how helpful Google Home can be in 
the kitchen - that's where my bigger unit is -.


Say to Google soemthing like, "Okay Google, How To Cook Porterhouse 
Steak" and then interact with yoru wonderful Google cook as she talks 
you through each step of a suggested recipe, from the preparation of 
ingreedients to the method and tips on getting the best cooking results 
to your preference.



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The quality of the audio from the Mini by far exceeds that of the Echo Dot, and 
the device is a little smaller.

I have to say I’m very impressed with it. Another thing I like is that the 
Google Home’s microphone toggle is a switch, rather than a button. Ergo, one 
can feel the status of the switch at just a touch, thus avoiding accidentally 
forgetting to switch the microphone back on and wondering why it won’t respond.

Would be quite nice with the addition of a a battery, and a line out would have 
been helpful at times. But not the end of the worlds, since one can Bluetooth® 
connect to a speaker if desired.



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On 18 Oct 2017, at 15:56, Dane Trethowan  wrote:

Thanks for that.

Its my Birthday soon and I was in two minds.

I know I need another Google Home but I'm not sure yet as to whether I'll go 
for the standard Google Home device or the Mini, whatever way I doubt I'll be 
disappointed.

I'm looking forward to seeing - or perhaps that should be hearing - the Google 
Home Max which should be selling in around 6 weeks from now.



On 10/18/2017 10:23 PM, Gordon Smith wrote:
> Hello everybody
> 
> Although the official release date of this device here in the United Kingdom 
> is 19 October, tomorrow,  I have just received my own device. I knew it was 
> iminant because I got the despatch note from Google a couple of days ago.
> 
> Anyway, I received it about half an hour ago.
> 
> The Google Home Mini is most certainly a miniture device. Although it has a 
> standard USB Micro port for the power supply, like its big brother, it will 
> only function with its own power supply. I think the voltages are lower than 
> normal, about 2.5 volts at 400 MAH.
> 
> Anyway, the device itself. Like its big brother, it is a fabric covered 
> sleaker, and only has one control. The sliding toggle switch that turns on 
> and off the microphone.
> 
> It does, however support gestures. For instance, rolbing your finger around 
> the edge of the speaker surface turns the volume up, (clockwise movement) and 
> down, (anti-clockwise movement).
> 
> The device is configured from the Home app on your phone or tablet, in 
> precisely the same way that the bigger version is configured. It fits snugly 
> in the palm of the hand, and although I'm still aweaiting the completion of a 
> firmware download, and so haven't got it set up properly as yet, I'm really 
> enthusiastic about the device. The Google Assistant audio is just as clean 
> and clear as the big brother version, and I was struck by how rich and fulb 
> it sounds. Even with this small device, I can clearly here a nice top and 
> bottom end to the audio.
> 
> So, off I go to set this up. Also, just by the by, stand by for a very 
> indepth review done by me of the latest Sky Q TV system. I had a special 
> experience with sky themselves, as you'll find out soon.
> 
> OKAY, off I jolly well pop!
> 
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Re: [Techno-Chat]: Google Home Mini Is Here!

[Dane Trethowan]

Thanks for that.

Its my Birthday soon and I was in two minds.

I know I need another Google Home but I'm not sure yet as to whether 
I'll go for the standard Google Home device or the Mini, whatever way I 
doubt I'll be disappointed.


I'm looking forward to seeing - or perhaps that should be hearing - the 
Google Home Max which should be selling in around 6 weeks from now.




On 10/18/2017 10:23 PM, Gordon Smith wrote:

Hello everybody

Although the official release date of this device here in the United Kingdom is 
19 October, tomorrow,  I have just received my own device. I knew it was 
iminant because I got the despatch note from Google a couple of days ago.

Anyway, I received it about half an hour ago.

The Google Home Mini is most certainly a miniture device. Although it has a 
standard USB Micro port for the power supply, like its big brother, it will 
only function with its own power supply. I think the voltages are lower than 
normal, about 2.5 volts at 400 MAH.

Anyway, the device itself. Like its big brother, it is a fabric covered 
sleaker, and only has one control. The sliding toggle switch that turns on and 
off the microphone.

It does, however support gestures. For instance, rolbing your finger around the 
edge of the speaker surface turns the volume up, (clockwise movement) and down, 
(anti-clockwise movement).

The device is configured from the Home app on your phone or tablet, in 
precisely the same way that the bigger version is configured. It fits snugly in 
the palm of the hand, and although I'm still aweaiting the completion of a 
firmware download, and so haven't got it set up properly as yet, I'm really 
enthusiastic about the device. The Google Assistant audio is just as clean and 
clear as the big brother version, and I was struck by how rich and fulb it 
sounds. Even with this small device, I can clearly here a nice top and bottom 
end to the audio.

So, off I go to set this up. Also, just by the by, stand by for a very indepth 
review done by me of the latest Sky Q TV system. I had a special experience 
with sky themselves, as you'll find out soon.

OKAY, off I jolly well pop!

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[Techno-Chat]: Google Home Mini Is Here!

[Gordon Smith]

Hello everybody

Although the official release date of this device here in the United Kingdom is 
19 October, tomorrow,  I have just received my own device. I knew it was 
iminant because I got the despatch note from Google a couple of days ago.

Anyway, I received it about half an hour ago.

The Google Home Mini is most certainly a miniture device. Although it has a 
standard USB Micro port for the power supply, like its big brother, it will 
only function with its own power supply. I think the voltages are lower than 
normal, about 2.5 volts at 400 MAH.

Anyway, the device itself. Like its big brother, it is a fabric covered 
sleaker, and only has one control. The sliding toggle switch that turns on and 
off the microphone.

It does, however support gestures. For instance, rolbing your finger around the 
edge of the speaker surface turns the volume up, (clockwise movement) and down, 
(anti-clockwise movement).

The device is configured from the Home app on your phone or tablet, in 
precisely the same way that the bigger version is configured. It fits snugly in 
the palm of the hand, and although I'm still aweaiting the completion of a 
firmware download, and so haven't got it set up properly as yet, I'm really 
enthusiastic about the device. The Google Assistant audio is just as clean and 
clear as the big brother version, and I was struck by how rich and fulb it 
sounds. Even with this small device, I can clearly here a nice top and bottom 
end to the audio.

So, off I go to set this up. Also, just by the by, stand by for a very indepth 
review done by me of the latest Sky Q TV system. I had a special experience 
with sky themselves, as you'll find out soon.

OKAY, off I jolly well pop!

==

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Gordon Smith
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[Techno-Chat]: Re: [Techno-Chat]: Re: [Techno-Chat]: Google Home Mini – Smart Small Speaker – Google Store

[Joshua Gregory]

Gordon, in the US I've heard they'll have payment plans, but not sure
about the UK.

On 10/6/17, Gordon Smith  wrote:
> This is just confirming what I sent a little while ago. But I don’t see
> anything about making calls via it and, I wonder, is this Google’s intended
> direction given the launch last week, at least here in the UK, of the Google
> Pixel2 smart phone. I’d love one, but the price, youch! £699.00 from Google
> online. No, not justified at the moment.
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> Thought this may interest other list members, seems that Amazon aren’t the
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>
>> https://store.google.com/product/google_home_mini?utm_source=promo_medium=email_crm_campaign=GS100233_term=learn_more_1
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[Joshua Gregory]

Maybe it will launch in the UK in the future, but honestly not sure.

On 10/6/17, Gordon Smith  wrote:
> This is just damned typical! I hate that, I really do! I just hate companies
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> United States of America, and Canada. OK, so be it! I’ve just cancelled my
> order for the Google Home Mini. I refuse to be treated as a second class
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This is just damned typical! I hate that, I really do! I just hate companies 
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[Techno-Chat]: Re: [Techno-Chat]: Re: [Techno-Chat]: Re: [Techno-Chat]: Google Home Mini – Smart Small Speaker – Google Store

[Gordon Smith]

Possibly, yes, but I’m not seeing it on the current ad page.

I got my Google Home too early! Guess I couldn’t wait! Thus, I got it from a 
company in Chicago who shipped it to me. Problem, it’s country code is US and 
it’s getting quite confused about firmware updates. Seems that I should have 
big my tongue and waited the extra few months.



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On 6 Oct 2017, at 19:01, Joshua Gregory  wrote:

Will have to take another look, maybe I was wrong or maybe it's a
feature that's coming.

On 10/6/17, Gordon Smith  wrote:
> I have a Google Home and it doesn’t look like you can place calls on it.
> 
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> I have to say all that stuff does look nice. And while you can indeed
> do all the calling stuff with echo, google home now can too it
> appears. Competition is nice.
> 
> On 10/6/17, Dane Trethowan  wrote:
>> Thought this may interest other list members, seems that Amazon aren’t
>> the
>> only people busy with launching new products and services.
>> 
>> 
>>> https://store.google.com/product/google_home_mini?utm_source=promo_medium=email_crm_campaign=GS100233_term=learn_more_1
>>> 
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[Techno-Chat]: Re: [Techno-Chat]: Re: [Techno-Chat]: Google Home Mini – Smart Small Speaker – Google Store

[Joshua Gregory]

OK, got it. Looks like it's only supported in the US and Canada. Here you go.

https://support.google.com/googlehome/answer/7363847?co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid=en

On 10/6/17, Joshua Gregory  wrote:
> Will have to take another look, maybe I was wrong or maybe it's a
> feature that's coming.
>
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>> I have to say all that stuff does look nice. And while you can indeed
>> do all the calling stuff with echo, google home now can too it
>> appears. Competition is nice.
>>
>> On 10/6/17, Dane Trethowan  wrote:
>>> Thought this may interest other list members, seems that Amazon aren’t
>>> the
>>> only people busy with launching new products and services.
>>>
>>>
 https://store.google.com/product/google_home_mini?utm_source=promo_medium=email_crm_campaign=GS100233_term=learn_more_1
 
>>>
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[Joshua Gregory]

Will have to take another look, maybe I was wrong or maybe it's a
feature that's coming.

On 10/6/17, Gordon Smith  wrote:
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> appears. Competition is nice.
>
> On 10/6/17, Dane Trethowan  wrote:
>> Thought this may interest other list members, seems that Amazon aren’t
>> the
>> only people busy with launching new products and services.
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>>> https://store.google.com/product/google_home_mini?utm_source=promo_medium=email_crm_campaign=GS100233_term=learn_more_1
>>> 
>>
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I have a Google Home and it doesn’t look like you can place calls on it.



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On 6 Oct 2017, at 17:12, Joshua Gregory  wrote:

I have to say all that stuff does look nice. And while you can indeed
do all the calling stuff with echo, google home now can too it
appears. Competition is nice.

On 10/6/17, Dane Trethowan  wrote:
> Thought this may interest other list members, seems that Amazon aren’t the
> only people busy with launching new products and services.
> 
> 
>> https://store.google.com/product/google_home_mini?utm_source=promo_medium=email_crm_campaign=GS100233_term=learn_more_1
>> 
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[Techno-Chat]: Re: [Techno-Chat]: Google Home Mini – Smart Small Speaker – Google Store

[Joshua Gregory]

I have to say all that stuff does look nice. And while you can indeed
do all the calling stuff with echo, google home now can too it
appears. Competition is nice.

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>> https://store.google.com/product/google_home_mini?utm_source=promo_medium=email_crm_campaign=GS100233_term=learn_more_1
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[Techno-Chat]: Google Home Mini – Smart Small Speaker – Google Store

[Dane Trethowan]

Thought this may interest other list members, seems that Amazon aren’t the only 
people busy with launching new products and services.


> https://store.google.com/product/google_home_mini?utm_source=promo_medium=email_crm_campaign=GS100233_term=learn_more_1
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