Here’s hoping Google can add a bit more of that Nest Hub DNA in future updates, or maybe we’ll need to wait for the inevitable Pixel Tablet 2 for the true Nest Hub replacement.

What do you need to get started with Google Home? To use Google Home, you’ll need a Google Home-compatible device (such as the Nest Hub Max), the Google Home app, and a Google account. The ...

The Nest Hub is a great tool for managing your smart home and daily tasks. Setup is pretty simple, mostly guided by the ...

The Nest x Yale Lock was a pillar of Google’s smart home for years, and perhaps for much longer than it really should have ...

Say goodbye to lock-in. Yale’s latest smart lock supports Matter Over Thread for seamless use with Google Home, Alexa, Apple ...

Google Nest devices currently default to the Google Assistant, which does little more than scan your requests for simple keywords. If you want to talk to your speaker in real, human sentences, it ...

Now there’s Nest Cam picture-in-picture on Google TV, new Gemini smart home controls, automation tweaks, and more. It wouldn’t be a Google announcement in 2025 without AI being part of the ...

The Google Nest Hub Max smart display review. This video examines what features have been retained, what’s new, and provides first impressions comparing the Max to its smaller sibling. The video ...

Google's Find Hub rebrand now lives in Android Settings under Security & privacy > Device finders. The old toggle’s new name, "Allow device to be located," signals the bigger picture: it’s not ...

Google Home, now called Google Nest, connects all your smart security devices for easy control. Things like smart cameras, doorbells, and locks are key parts of a good google security system. You can ...