Google’s Gemini lets you chat with your smart home
“Hey Google, set bedroom lamp to 50 percent.” Such stilted voice commands have been the stuff of smart home for years, but with Gemini for Home, Google is promising a smart home you can have an…
“Hey Google, set bedroom lamp to 50 percent.” Such stilted voice commands have been the stuff of smart home for years, but with Gemini for Home, Google is promising a smart home you can have an…
Weeks after sneaking it into a product demo and teasing it on social media, Google has finally taken the wraps off its first new smart speaker in five years, but we’ll have to wait a little longer…
When it comes to keeping an eye on your pets and kids or the inside of your home while you’re away, your best option is an indoor security camera—but there’s no reason to spend a…
We love finding fantastic ways to change things up in your office, but getting a mini PC is a game-changer like no other because it’s powerful, affordable, takes up so little space, and seamlessly drives…
I recently moved to a much more rural area, so getting Starlink set up was one of my top priorities. My area is an internet dead zone where you might get a bit of 4G…
A truckload of exciting Google Home news is expected to hit next week, including new smart devices and more details about Gemini for Home. But Google still managed to sneak in a different smart home…
Honestly, the best thing you can do to control your lights at home is to replace your light switches. Right now, you can get three Kasa smart light switches for just $52–that’s 26 percent off…
It’s easy to tighten up your home security by installing a security camera, but for the best coverage you’ll want a multi-camera solution that can record crystal-clear footage, day or night. The Botslab W510 4K…
Don’t you just hate that one spot in your home where Wi-Fi is patchy? Maybe you have multiple areas where Wi-Fi seems to dip and fizzle out. Those are called dead spots and there’s a…
Imagine if that refrigerator you bought just five years ago suddenly up and died—and not because of some technical glitch, but because the manufacturer deliberately reached out and deactivated it, permanently. You’d be furious, right?…