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| 16 March 2021 / 13:19GMT Googles second-generation Nest Hub (£89.99) has been reimagined as something of a nocturnal know-it-all. Along with the expected upgrades like an improved speaker that offers 50 percent more bass and Quick Gestures that deliver simple motion controls, the revamped smart display also includes a new Sleep Sensing feature thats been designed to help users understand and improve their sleeping patterns. Sleep Sensing analyses how the person closest to the display is sl...

Share Google headlined todays announcement of its second-generation Nest Hub smart display with a breakdown of its newest features: contactless sleep monitoring and data-driven personalized recommendations for those struggling to get a good nights rest. When placed on the bedside and calibrated, the Nest Hubs Sleep Sensing feature uses Googles Soli – a low-energy radar sensor previously tapped to enable gesture commands on the companys Pixel 4 smartphone – to observe the sleepers moveme...

Sound and Performance The Amazon Echo Show 10 features two one-inch tweeters and a 3-inch woofer, which deliver an excellent sound quality. The sound levels are room-filling and you can adjust the bass and treble by telling Alexa. It is powered by the MediaTek 8183, which is accompanied by a second processor with Amazon AZ1 Neural Edge. The latter is said to be present for better speech recognition in the future. On the other hand, the Google Hub Max makes use of 10W tweeters, accompanied by a...