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Bixby and Siri Source: Android Central If you own a Samsung device, you'll have access to another assistant in the form of Bixby. With it, you can control devices connected to Samsung's SmartThings ecosystem, and thanks to Samsung and Google's newly rejuvenated partnership, that functionality extends to Google Nest products as well. Bixby is accessed through the power button on newer Samsung phones, although there are ways to completely disable Bixby if you so choose. Of course, if you're ingrained in Apple's ecosystem, there's a good chance you mainly use Siri. Apple doesn't have a family of...

For better or worse, I love smart home stuff — but increasingly I loathe adding a new device or adjusting the settings of an existing one. Because I enjoy this tech so much, I'm more likely to put up with the shortcomings that Google and Amazon have in the smart home space, but many people aren't. If these companies truly want to make the smart home widespread, there's a lot

Google Home app gets new settings to help you customize Feed tab [Hindustan Times, New Delhi] Apr. 3—Google has been making swift changes to the Google Home app. Last month, reports hinted towards the company working on a feature that would enable users to give restricted access to their smart home devices. Now, a new report says that will make it easier for users to customise the Feed tab in the app. 9To5 Google reports that Google has started rolling out a new setting in its Google Home app. This change aims to make it easier for users to customise the Feed tab in the app such that they c...

Google Nest Hub (2nd gen) review: The new Nest Hub is a yawner, literally The Nest Hub’s successor arrives with a virtually identical design, plus the ability to monitor your sleep without a wristband. Credit: Ben Patterson/IDG If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. That seems to be the idea behind the second-gen Google Nest Hub, which—at first glance, anyway—could easily be mistaken for the original. This new Nest Hub keeps the first’s slim, fabric-covered base and “floating” seven-inch display, along with onboard Google Assistant, an attractive, easy-to-use interface, pl...