The Google I/O keynote was all about AI and search. Smart home technology was pretty much nonexistent. What does this mean for Google Home and compatible devices?

After the CDC announced new stay-at-home ... through a smart assistant. If I was using the Amazon Fire Stick, I’d be asking Alexa to turn on my latest show. If I was using the Google Chromecast ...

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Jon Porter is a reporter with five years of experience covering consumer tech releases, EU tech policy, online platforms, and mechanical keyboards. The keynote, which will be presented by Google ...

We saw a lot of amazing AI tech during Google’s big I/O presentation, including gobs of Gemini, but nothing for the smart home.

The lack of trust in Google’s smart home ambitions isn’t mine alone ... Google unceremoniously pulled the plug on the product in 2020 and has officially deprecated it as of 2023.

Google invested $450 million in ADT in 2020, buying a 6.6 percent stake in ... The two companies promised to build "the next generation of smart home security solutions," and that's apparently ...