The Google Home can play music, but it's primarily designed as a vehicle for Google Assistant -- Google's voice-activated virtual helper that's connected to the internet.

Looking to set up a Google Home device, like a Nest Hub or Nest Hub Max? Here are a few tips to get you started with Voice Match, video streaming, and automations.

You can ask Google Assistant on your Nest Audio, Nest Hub, Google Home, or any other awesome Assistant-powered speaker to play music from your favorite streaming service.

Thinking about creating a smart home with Google? The key to a smooth and seamless setup is a Wi-Fi connection. Here's what you need to know.

Here are three ways you can use a Google Home Hub to track, and consequently reduce, your energy usage. Connect your Google Home Hub to a smart thermostat ...

After the Nest Hub displayed that it successfully connected to my home Wi-Fi network, my phone stayed on the “Connecting to Wi-Fi” screen in the Google Home app.

The Google Home Hub's built-in speakers aren't that great. Adding an external speaker is a quick and easy solution.

Plus, Google has nailed important smaller details with the Home Hub. For example, ask it for an update on your commute, or directions to a location, and it will send those instructions to your phone.

The Google Home Hub does have a built-in web browser, which can be seen when searching for certain terms. Here's how to access it.

If you’re using a Google Nest Hub Max to connect your Next x Yale Lock or Nest Detect sensors to the internet, get ready for a big change.