Like Amazon, Google has it’s own brand for its smart home products – Nest.Google actually bought Nest back in 2014, which led to a revolt from iPhone users and even Apple stopping sales of ...

You can build most of the best Google smart home without leaving the company’s own first-party products. By Stan Horaczek , Brandt Ranj Updated Nov 7, 2023 10:31 PM EST ...

Since the launch of the original Google Home, the tech giant has also released a series of other smart home products that give Amazon's Echo range a run for its money.

An official Google blog post confirms that we will see new Google smart home products at I/O 2021. There were no hints about what to expect, but at least we know there will be an announcement.

Google wants to be the thread that ties together the smart home world, and we’re starting to see what that could look like today. At CES this morning, companies are announcing their first plans ...

For each smart home, it's important to have a control center, one device that will kick off your collection of devices. For a Google-centric smart home, I recommend starting with the second-gen ...

Smart home products are not just for the techie crowd — they can help everyone in your home, from toddlers to great-grandparents. With large displays and simple interfaces, many of today’s ...

That would make a lot of sense if the Nest smart home products offered an infallible experience. Unfortunately, the Nest Hub, too, is not immune to Google’s directionless approach.

Devices like the Lutron Diva Smart Dimmer shown here are already so broadly compatible with other smart home products—from the likes of Amazon Alexa, Apple Home, Google Home, Ring Alarm systems ...

Amazon unveiled its "helpful, capable robot for your home" named Astro toward the end of 2021, charging a cool $1,000. If you think that sounds steep for what seems to amount to Alexa on wheels ...