The Google Nest Audio Bluetooth Speaker is a smart-home marvel and great digital assistant, but it is first and foremost a speaker, so the sound quality is a paramount concern. The Google Nest ...

It should come as no surprise to you that your Google Home smart speaker is listening to you ... "Hey Google" or "Ok Google." It then takes action on your command or question, and resumes ...

Google Assistant is now built into billions of smart speakers, smart home devices, headphones, and smartphones across the world, making its mark on the modern home – and there are lots of good ...

Having smart home voice control has revolutionised the way we go about our day-to-day tasks. By simply saying “Ok Google”, your Google Nest smart speaker helps you organise your day ...

One PS editor tested the Google Nest Audio Speaker and loves how simple it is to use for beginners, making it a great gift — read her review here.

“OK Google, how are you keeping my data safe ... If you have two or more Google Home speakers or displays on the same Wi-Fi network, you can use them to broadcast around your home.

At first glance, Google Home and Amazon Echo smart speakers share many similar features. They can automate smart devices around your home, play music, search for information, tell you the weather ...

"Ok Google, are you recording me right now?" Google Home and Amazon Echo Dot are always listening to you. And they save audio recordings of everything you ask them. Google says it uses the ...

Available from the Google web store or electronic retailers, the speaker sits in your home and is always on, listening for your commands. To launch the conversation, it is as simple as asking the ...

Google is giving the world the final details for Google Home, its new connected speaker and competitor to the Amazon Echo, at a big launch event in San Francisco. While we got an early preview of ...

You can use Google Home - Google's smart speaker with Google Assistant built ... There are a few ways you can start a call. Start by saying "OK Google" or "Hey Google," and then: "Call [name]." ...