Google added a feature called Continued Conversation for its Assistant-enabled speakers. This allows users to ask Google Assistant follow-up questions and request another task without having to use the “Hey Google” or “Ok Google” hotwords in-between. This brings a more conversational tone to the Google Assistant experience. And according to Android Police, Google is currently running an A/B test with the Google app that adds Continued Conversation to a Pixel phone.

Under the Settings page for Assistant, some Android users have spotted a new toggle under Continued Conversation. In the section labeled “Devices,” there is an option for “Phone.” However, even with this toggled on, the feature does not yet seem to be operational. Google did make some changes to the Assistant for the new Pixel 4 line including a new UI that covers less of the screen. However, those using the latest Pixel models will have to enable Google’s gesture navigation in order to use the virtual digital helper on their phone. However, the setting has been seen in older Pixel models which indicates that Continued Conversation will also be made available to phones that won’t be running the Assistant on-device like the Pixel 4.