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(Image: Google) Google has launched a new iteration of its Nest Hub smart display, which comes with the ability to track a person’s sleep. The second-generation Google Nest Hub uses the company’s low-energy radar technology, to track its user’s sleep. The feature is completely optional and there is no camera on the smart display. To accurately track the data captured by Soli, the device comes with a dedicated on-device machine learning chip. Also Read - Google to make app downloads faster, will take less toll on smartphones Second-generation Google Nest Hub: Price The second-gener...

| 16 March 2021 / 13:19GMT Google's 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 that's been designed to help users understand and improve their sleeping patterns. Sleep Sensing analyses how the person closest to the display is sleeping based on their movement and breathing (those worried about privacy will be pleased to h...

Google’s Soli radar returns to track sleep on the new Nest Hub Talk about surprise comebacks. This morning Google announced the arrival of the next-gen Nest Hub. In spite of rebranding from Google Home Hub back in 2019, the smart screen hasn’t seen many changes since its 2018 introduction. Today’s arrival doesn’t represent a huge upgrade from its predecessor, but it does support a familiar — and largely forgotten — face. We haven’t heard a peep from Project Soli since the technology was introduced with the Pixel in late-2019. The miniature, motion-sensing radar tech was position...

The new Google Nest Hub has been revealed. Itn= may look identical to its predecessor but Google has included a huge sleep tracking feature.

Available now for preorder, and slated to ship on March 30 for $99, the new Nest Hub looks almost identical to the original. And just like the first Nest Hub, this new version lacks a camera. That said, there are a couple of minor cosmetic changes. Edgeless glass display, and a new color For starters, the Nest Hub now has an edgeless glass display, which should make the 7-inch screen easier to clean. Also, the Nest Hub will be available in a new color—mist—along with three existing ones, including chalk, charcoal, and sand. Machine-learning chip and a Thread radio Inside, the second-gen N...