Google Home 2.66 for Wear OS is out with a revamped interface
Google Home for Wear OS has finally received its long-awaited update, bringing a redesigned interface and functionality updates. The update is now available in version 2.66 of the app, and you can get it through the Wear OS Play Store.
A few weeks ago, some outlets reported that Google is finally preparing to launch its revamped Home app for Wear OS. The update has been out for a few months in an invite-only preview, but the company started a global rollout on May 11. The app is now split by Favorites, Automations, a list of connected devices, settings, and activity feed.
In the Favorites tab, you can see the same parameters you saved in Google Home for Android and iOS. There is a list of up to five devices with their automation/routines. You can expand the list by tapping on “View all.”
Google Home for Wear OS rolled out with a new interface
The Automations, Devices, and Settings appear at the bottom. The Devices tile is the same as the main feed, which lists groups of things by room. The new design gives users more control over adjusting lights and temperature as well as allows for switching modes.
You can also adjust the Temperature and Color by long pressing on a tile. The update still lets you turn on/off lights with a tap and adjust brightness with sliding.
The new Google Home app for Wear OS also gives users more control over the songs cast to the Nest Hub devices. For example, users can now see the casted song, pause it, or next/back to another song. Users previously could only adjust the volume. Moreover, the update lets users lock and unlock supported devices.
To get the animated camera notification previews, you also need to install version 1.4+ of Wear OS System UI. Nest Cams and Doorbells launched in 2021 onwards can get the update.
Google Home for Wear OS has finally received its long-awaited update, bringing a redesigned interface and functionality updates. The update is now available in version 2.66 of the app, and you can get it through the Wear OS Play Store.
A few weeks ago, some outlets reported that Google is finally preparing to launch its revamped Home app for Wear OS. The update has been out for a few months in an invite-only preview, but the company started a global rollout on May 11. The app is now split by Favorites, Automations, a list of connected devices, settings, and activity feed.
In the Favorites tab, you can see the same parameters you saved in Google Home for Android and iOS. There is a list of up to five devices with their automation/routines. You can expand the list by tapping on “View all.”
Google Home for Wear OS rolled out with a new interface
The Automations, Devices, and Settings appear at the bottom. The Devices tile is the same as the main feed, which lists groups of things by room. The new design gives users more control over adjusting lights and temperature as well as allows for switching modes.
You can also adjust the Temperature and Color by long pressing on a tile. The update still lets you turn on/off lights with a tap and adjust brightness with sliding.
The new Google Home app for Wear OS also gives users more control over the songs cast to the Nest Hub devices. For example, users can now see the casted song, pause it, or next/back to another song. Users previously could only adjust the volume. Moreover, the update lets users lock and unlock supported devices.
To get the animated camera notification previews, you also need to install version 1.4+ of Wear OS System UI. Nest Cams and Doorbells launched in 2021 onwards can get the update.
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