Even the simplest smart home cameras allow us to swipe open our phones and take a look at live views through the app. That's helpful if you get an alert about a package or human, and want to take a ...

Google appears to be allergic to perfection. Designs and UIs are continually changing, but how many are actually improving? Google Home is a perfect example; it's been an absolute mess for years now, ...

Especially in recent years, Google’s efforts in the smart home have received continued criticism, but looking at the current state of the Google Home app and Nest hardware, is that still deserved?

The Nest app has a long history, but it’s slowly on its way out. As the next major product moves fully to the Google Home app, the Nest app is nearly done for good. This issue of 9to5Google Weekender ...

The Google Home app now features a redesigned Activity tab. This update makes it easier for users to sort events. An update to app version 3.19 is required to access this feature on Android. Thanks to ...

Google now allows all Nest cams from 2015 and later to be added to the Google Home app, offering a more unified management experience. The Google Home app provides new features like livestream views, ...

And the first-gen Nest Outdoor Cam is finally coming to the Google Home app. And the first-gen Nest Outdoor Cam is finally coming to the Google Home app.

Google’s been steadily pushing the Home web app closer to parity with its mobile counterpart, and the latest update is a big step forward: you can now control more than just cameras and automations.

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 Home ...