Google's Gemini AI Revamps Smart Home Ecosystem, Prioritizing Nest & Assistant Users
Google is revamping its smart home ecosystem with the rollout of Gemini, its latest AI, prioritizing existing Nest and Assistant users. The tech giant aims to regain user trust after facing challenges with Google Assistant and discontinued hardware. Google has been streamlining its smart home offerings. It has removed underused Assistant features and discontinued some older Nest hardware without replacement. However, the company is now focusing on enhancing its existing products. Google Home smart speakers and displays have been updated with Gemini, replacing Google Assistant. This brings more natural conversational control and improved contextual awareness. Nest cameras and doorbells, along with the Google Home app, have also been enhanced. Google Home chief Anish Kattukaran has stated that Google is committed to earning back user trust and love. Future plans include further Gemini integration and expansion of third-party hardware. Google's smart home efforts are shifting gears with the Gemini rollout. The company is focusing on improving existing products and regaining user trust, with future plans including AI-powered feature expansions and new developer programs for next-generation AI cameras.
Read also:
- Mitsubishi's Outlander PHEV Juro model makes its debut, following 25,000 sales of the Outlander PHEV in the United Kingdom.
- Amazon expands its same-day grocery delivery service to reach 1000 cities in the U.S, and aims to deliver it to an additional 1300 locations by the year 2025's end. Query on whether your area is on the list?
- Homeowners Urged to Harness Rooftop Solar Power for Savings and Sustainability
- Vioneo & Lummus Tech Team Up for World's First Fossil-Free Plastics Plant
