Google Home app makes the process of managing Google Home, Google Home mini, Chromecast, Google Nest, and numerous consumer electronics and smart devices that are compatible with Google Home a breeze.

Google also announced its smart home APIs are now available to all developers. Google also announced its smart home APIs are now available to all developers. Jennifer Pattison Tuohy is a smart ...

The Google Nest Mini is one of the best Google Home speakers you can get, even though it costs less than $50. Without raising the price or altering the homey, fabric-swathed appearance of the ...

The smoke and CO alarm is finally coming to the Home app, along with increased functionality for smart locks connected to Google Home via Matter The smoke and CO alarm is finally coming to the ...

Starting in the Public Preview program, Google Home is finally adding support for the Nest Protect, as well as Matter-certified smart locks. Android app support is rolling out starting today.

The Google Nest Mini is both a decent smart speaker for casual listening and a low-cost anchor for any smart home. As with any gadget though, glitches sometimes get in the way. When this happens ...

Google Home has now adopted dynamic color. The feature is rolling out widely today via the Play Store with version 3.28.1.6. Users will have to be on the Public Preview program. Google released ...

Google TV isn’t just for streaming though. You can use it to cast content from your phone, play games, control smart home devices in the Google ecosystem with Google Assistant, and even keep ...

Expertise Smart home devices, outdoors gadgets, smartphones, wearables, kid's tech, and some dabbling in 3D printing Credentials Covered the mobile and smart home tech space for the past five ...

Following the announcement at I/O 2024, Google is launching a public developer beta for its new Home APIs on Android.

Now that we’ve entered a new year, there’s no better time than the present to get your home in order ... you’ll need quality hangers to get the job done. Don’t be mistaken, however.

Ty Pendlebury has worked at CNET since 2006. He lives in New York City where he writes about TVs and home entertainment. Expertise Ty has worked for radio, print, and online publications ...