Google Home stories

LG launches its 2025 QNED evo TVs with Mini LED, advanced AI and webOS 25, offering vibrant colours and immersive sound in sizes up to 100 inches.

DigiCert and Panasonic Industry Europe have teamed up to streamline Matter certification for smart home devices, speeding up secure product launches at scale.

LG Electronics has introduced its 2025 OLED evo television range, featuring the world's first true wireless model, designed for personalised home entertainment.

Arlo Technologies has launched its Wired Floodlight Camera, featuring 2K resolution and smart home integration, priced at USD $249 and available at Bunnings.

The Google TV Streamer 4K, promises seamless streaming and smart home integration, appealing to both tech enthusiasts and novices alike.

AENO enhances home heating with its new Eco Smart LED Heater, blending cutting-edge tech and energy efficiency.

Envato, the online creative community, has hired Noelle Kim as its new global Chief Marketing Officer. Kim brings extensive experience from Meta and Google.

Google unveils its next-generation Nest Cams and Doorbell, including the company's first battery-powered camera and doorbell.

Google's Nest Mini 2nd Gen impresses with sleek design, effortless setup, and versatile Google Assistant features that even tech novices can navigate.

Google is merging its Google Play Music system into YouTube and has introduced a bunch of impressive new features.

Interoperability with the platforms that support voice control devices is vital for OEMs and service providers.

While these vendors have had great success in the market, other vendors like Samsung, Huawei, and Apple have failed to capitalise.

As home-IoT devices such as smart assistants head into the office, there will be a raft of new security challenges that will need to be addressed.

An industry expert gives his view on exactly how machine learning and the internet of things will change the way businesses operate in Australia.

While Google and Amazon still lead the way, it seems the smart speaker market is no exception to the steady rise of Chinese tech.

UC consultant Ian Darby recently ended up in San Jose where natural language processing (NLP) was a hot topic. Here is his take on the Next Big Thing.

Despite their love for online shopping, Aussies are hesitant towards AI home assistants like Google Home and Amazon's Alexa, research reveals.

Google enhances your home audio with new smart speakers, the Home Mini and Max, brimming with AI smarts and recognising up to six voices.

Consumer and business spending on virtual personal assistant speakers is forecast to reach $3.52bn by 2021, according to Gartner.

Google Home revolutionises home automation in ANZ, offering voice control over your abode without leaving bed.