Google Home Adds Support for Light Groups in Favorites
Google Home has taken some of the feedback from its Public Preview, and rolled out a new feature to the Public Preview (for now). Which will allow users to add groups to favorites, instead of just individual lights. This will make it easier to turn on or off lights in a room, or on an entire floor, with less taps.
The update is now rolling out to those in the Public Preview, and Google’s Anish Kattukaran says that this was one of “the most heavily requested” features.
It’s a very overdue feature for Google Home, and one that should have been added a long time ago. After all, Apple’s Homekit allows users to do this.
If you’re in the Public Preview for Google Home, you should see this update very soon. It’s not quite available for everyone just yet, but that should change over the coming days.
Google Home’s big redesign is still in Public Preview
After announcing it last year, Google Home’s big redesign is still limited to the public preview. Which you can join by going to the Settings in the Google Home app. It could take a bit before you get switched over to the Public Preview, but if you do want to try this out, you can do so by joining the public preview.
With this redesign, Google is making it easier to toggle different things in your home, jump into favorites, and even switch homes that you might have in your Google Home app. It’s a pretty big redesign, and one that we hope rolls out to everyone sooner rather than later.
The new feature announced this week, where you can add groups to favorites, you’ll now see them among individual things. So you could see a group of living room lights on one tile and then an individual ceiling light on another one.
Google Home has taken some of the feedback from its Public Preview, and rolled out a new feature to the Public Preview (for now). Which will allow users to add groups to favorites, instead of just individual lights. This will make it easier to turn on or off lights in a room, or on an entire floor, with less taps.
The update is now rolling out to those in the Public Preview, and Google’s Anish Kattukaran says that this was one of “the most heavily requested” features.
It’s a very overdue feature for Google Home, and one that should have been added a long time ago. After all, Apple’s Homekit allows users to do this.
If you’re in the Public Preview for Google Home, you should see this update very soon. It’s not quite available for everyone just yet, but that should change over the coming days.
Google Home’s big redesign is still in Public Preview
After announcing it last year, Google Home’s big redesign is still limited to the public preview. Which you can join by going to the Settings in the Google Home app. It could take a bit before you get switched over to the Public Preview, but if you do want to try this out, you can do so by joining the public preview.
With this redesign, Google is making it easier to toggle different things in your home, jump into favorites, and even switch homes that you might have in your Google Home app. It’s a pretty big redesign, and one that we hope rolls out to everyone sooner rather than later.
The new feature announced this week, where you can add groups to favorites, you’ll now see them among individual things. So you could see a group of living room lights on one tile and then an individual ceiling light on another one.
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