Google WiFi owners are being encouraged to migrate their networks to the Google Home app now that the legacy Google WiFi app will be shut down next month.
If you're looking for a good, affordable smart speaker but don't know where to start, we get it. There are a lot of options, so we compiled a list of some of our favorites to help you get started!
The Google Home app may soon let managers grant people access to smart home devices in their household based on a schedule, similar to the Nest app.
Google Home is a great way to control all your devices and access things like Google Search and Spotify hands-free anywhere in your home, but the downside is when Google Home goes down, those devices basically become paperweights. Now is one of those times, but Google's working on the problem right now.
Here's a bright idea — connect these LED smart bulbs to your Google Home control it all with your voice. Whether you want to outfit your whole home or you just need a single replacement, here are our top recommendations.
Google's smart speakers are a fantastic way to operate your smart lights. They're also extremely simple to set up with your Philips Hue bulbs — a few moments of account syncing can make your smart home a whole lot smarter.
Getting started with a smart home doesn't have to cost a fortune. There are a lot of connected devices you can grab for under $100 that can add tons of smart functionality to your daily routines.
You've brought some Google magic into your home with a Nest Audio — or one of the many, many Google Assistant speakers and smart displays gracing the market these days — and the time has come to set it up. For a device without a screen, that setup is actually quite painless.
Smart lights are even better with simple voice controls through Google Home.
Google has updated its Home app to bring a few changes to media controls. It also brings back in-app triggers for Routines, a feature that was removed in a previous update.
Four years later, and Google has finally released the true successor to the Google Home. On paper, it would seem that there are a lot of improvements with the Nest Audio, but are these changes enough to finally put the old Google Home in its box for the latest Assistant speaker?
Google has finally added a dark theme to the Google Home Android app almost a year after introducing system-wide theme controls with Android 10. For Android 11 users, the app adds integration with the new power button menu.
The Google Home app's newest update means it can now control advanced settings for your Google Wifi system. Previously, a user would have needed to download the dedicated Google Wifi app.
Nearly a year after halting its human review program for Assistant recordings, Google is now giving users the choice to opt back in to the program to develop and improve its audio recognition technologies.
According to reliable leaker Roland Quandt, Google will launch a new smart speaker codenamed "J2" later this month. It is tipped to be priced at €100 in Europe.
Google might be launching new Nest Hardware on Monday. The company shared a tweet on Saturday, preparing Nest fans for "something special."
The Google Home app has finally made it possible for users to set what a smart plug is controlling. To specify a device type, you need to tap on a smart plug in the Google Home app and head over to the settings page.
Google is shipping a successor to the original Google Home sometime this year, and new images on the web give us a visual of what it would look like when it launches.
As summer rolls around, Google and Spotify are both partnering up to regale you with the serenades of summer.
Google is reportedly working on a new Nest-branded smart speaker to replace the Google Home, which was launched in 2016. The upcoming smart speaker is said to be codenamed "prince."