The Google Home app is a great way to automate your home, but first you need compatible devices. Here are five of the best to consider buying in 2024.

One of the best things about Google Home is being able to use voice commands to control video playback on compatible devices. However, if your TV isn't compatible with Google Home, all is not lost.

This is how to set up a smart home ecosystem with every device you need. We break down every aspect you need to know about.

Google Home is a smart home platform designed to control all your smart devices. It’s compatible with a long list of video doorbells, smart thermostats, security cameras, smart speakers, and ...

Matter was developed to enable devices from different manufacturers to work together seamlessly in a user's home. Announced in 2019, the platform has been backed by Google, Amazon, Apple, Samsung ...

These Google Nest devices work as Matter hubs. As of December 2022, Google is updating eight of its Nest devices with support for acting as a Matter hub.This means that these devices can control ...

Backed by 550+ tech companies, including Apple, Google and Amazon, Matter 1.0 specification solves the connectivity issue for smart devices.

Google is working on making Google Home more useful offline, the company recently shared. Better integration for third-party devices is also in the works. There is no roadmap for the updates yet.

John Velasco / Digital Trends Plug in the device. To get started, first plug your Google Home device into an outlet. Keep your phone nearby too, as you’ll want to pair the two as soon as possible.

Google updated Google Nest hubs and speakers, Chromecasts, Google TV devices on Android 14, and some LG TVs so they can connect to and control Matter devices locally. Turn off your lights with ...