Source: Google
What you need to know
- Google will be hosting a "Hey Google" Smart Home Virtual Summit next week.
- The search giant will be diving into some new and upcoming features for both smart home developers and users at the event.
- The "Hey Google" Smart Home Keynote will begin at 13:00 ET on July 8.
Google has announced that it will be holding a "Hey Google" Smart Home Virtual Summit next week to share new and upcoming features for smart home developers and users. Since the Google I/O had to be canceled this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, the summit will provide an opportunity to the company to be able to engage with developers and users "in person."
Michele Turner, Product Management Director of the Smart Home Ecosystem, will be sharing Google's recent smart home product initiatives in the keynote, which is set to begin at 13:00 ET on July 8. Turner will also share new tools that have been designed to make it easier to develop with Google Assistant.
Google will host a "Hey Google" partner panel as well, where several industry leaders will talk about the impact of COVID-19 on their business and the overall state of the Smart Home industry.
As announced by Google earlier this month, Smart Displays will soon be able to access AMP web content. More web content categories are expected to be enabled for Google Assistant Smart Displays later this year. The Assistant has also gained the ability to save session information for multiple users on a single device, which means users can resume playback of podcasts and videos across compatible devices.
Here's how Google is succeeding at making Assistant think like a human
Google Tensor debuts on the Pixel 6 as Google's first in-house chipset
There's a new smartphone chip in town and it's called the Google Tensor. It's been designed from the top down with a focus on machine learning, AI, and computational photography.
With the Google Pixel 6 Pro, the first true premium Pixel is here
After a blip in 2020, Google looks set to deliver fans the high-end Pixel they crave this fall. Here's why, unlike the Pixel 5, the Google Pixel 6 Pro will compete with the very best Android flagships of 2021.
The Google Pixel 6 and 6 Pro will launch this fall with new Tensor chip
Google has officially teased the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro with some information about the design and custom-built Tensor SoC.
Don't want a Ring camera? Here are some great alternatives!
If you are looking to add a smart video camera to your home security setup but are put off by Ring's controversial security breaches and police partnerships, there are plenty of Ring camera alternatives that'll protect your home with less baggage.