US EditionGemini Is Coming to Every Google Smart Home Device From the Last Decade – Here's How to Get Early Access
Gemini for Home replaces Google Assistant on devices with advanced AI features that enable natural conversation and smart home automations, Google says.
- Today, Google LLC announced Gemini for Home will replace Google Assistant on existing smart home devices with an early access program starting this month.
- Google built Gemini to replace rigid Google Assistant commands with natural, conversational interactions that remember prior requests and let users describe automations in plain language.
- The new Home Speaker includes custom processing, 360-degree audio, and 10 natural-sounding voices, while Gemini Live enables continuous chats without wake words.
- Locking some features behind a paid tier means Google Home Premium starts at $10 per month or $100 per year, with a $20 tier for most camera AI; free tier users get expanded clip history and early adopter feedback.
- Throughout October, Google says the update will roll out to cameras and doorbells first with speakers and smart displays arriving toward the end of the month; the Google Home app is getting a redesign and Walmart will offer Gemini-compatible devices amid competition.
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Google releases major change to every smart home device bought in the last decade, and people aren't happy
Google has just launched its largest update for your home smart devices in a decade. The California-based company has unveiled Gemini for Home, an Artificial Intelligence (AI) system that fundamentally changes your smart home experience. It brings next-generation smarts to the system, with Gemini able to describe what's happening in footage from your video doorbell, answer questions about the status of your devices, and much more. On paper, it s…
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Google has announced major advances in its connected home. Farewell the Google Assistant, welcome to Gemini who will take control of smart speakers and screens to better manage and control connected objects.
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