The best smart alarm clocks have built-in displays to watch content and browse the internet and include app control and ...

The latter of which houses the Google-branded Chromecast and Chromecast with Google TV. While the former category houses its Nest Mini (2nd Gen ... For the Nest Hub-branded smart displays ...

From the minute you wake up, the Google ... Google Nest Hub. Smooth edges around both the base and the tablet make it look more inviting and less boxy than its competitors. Comparing it to Amazon’s ...

A new update to the Google Home app has revealed codes labelled ‘Nest Hub Max’ and ‘Nest Audio’, hinting that new Nest devices could be in the pipeline. Whether the rumours are true or not ...

In a new twist, Google could be working on some new smart home hardware. Fresh evidence suggests that the company is planning to release an upgraded Nest Hub Max, and a new Nest Audio device ...

With that in mind, 9to5 found that Home app version 3.16 included code referencing a ‘Nest Hub Max’ that’s different from the existing 2019 model. That could mean Google has a second-gen Nest Hub Max ...

A new report uncovered references to a new Nest Hub Max smart display in an update to the Google Home app. The release of the Pixel Tablet, which includes a speaker dock and has smart display ...

It's been three years since the latest Google Nest Hub upgrade — so what's the holdup? People have come to expect new technology to be released yearly. Smartphones are the most obvious example ...

In the latest update to the Google Home app, our team has found evidence of a new Nest Audio speaker and, surprisingly, a new Nest Hub Max. About APK Insight: In this “APK Insight” post ...

We have to stress that this is just a patent, though, so there’s no guarantee that we’ll actually see this feature come to a second-gen Nest Hub or another Google device.

Google could be working on new smart home devices like Nest Audio and Nest Hub Max. The findings are based on recent code that appeared in the latest Google Home app update. With Google I/O just ...