Internet speed required for Amazon Echo Amazon recommends a speed of at least 512 Kbps to stream content such as music, audio and more. To find the speed of your home’s network, you can ask Alexa to perform a speed … Continue reading →

Why Nest Protect has an expiry date All carbon monoxide (CO) alarms expire because their sensors have a limited lifespan. To comply with certification standards, 2nd gen Nest Protect has to be replaced after 10 years, while 1st gen Nest … Continue reading →

Google Nest, previously named Google Home, is a line of smart speakers developed by Google under the Google Nest brand. The devices enable users to speak voice commands to interact with services through Google Assistant, the company’s virtual assistant. How … Continue reading →

The Nest Mini is the perfect small speaker for the bathroom and other small spaces.The Nest Mini can also get really loud — much louder than its predecessor. Can I put Google home Mini in bathroom? While Google Home Mini … Continue reading →

With iOS 13 or later and the Home Assistant Companion App, you can take advantage of the power of Siri Shortcuts to carry out Home Assistant tasks with a tap or by using voice commands. Does home assistant work with … Continue reading →

Two HomePod minis. Two HomePod minis can be paired together to create a stereo pair with left and right channels for rich sound, and multiple HomePod minis can work together throughout the home to stream music to multiple rooms. Two … Continue reading →

Here are 11 Things You Can Do With an Old iPad Instead of Throwing It Away. Turn It Into the Perfect Kitchen Companion. Use It to Entertain Your Passengers. Turn It Into a Security Camera. Use It As a Digital … Continue reading →

Since resetting network removes all the set connection settings, you should always use this as your last troubleshooting method. That will help in avoiding unnecessary trouble to set up everything again. That said, network reset is in no way harmful … Continue reading →

Here are the most popular options: Google Voice. Perhaps the most common voice call app around, Google Voice is free and replicates the experience of a cell phone plan with voice, voicemail and texting. Fring. Skype. Tango. Talkatone. TextNow. Can … Continue reading →

How loud is it? LEAF puts out an incredible 154dB SPL, which is 4 times louder than if you were standing next to a jet engine during takeoff. It’s loud enough to kill you, although you’d be dead already from … Continue reading →

Here’s a look at five factors to consider before purchasing stereo speakers. Factor 1: Sound Quality. Factor 2: Types of Speakers. Factor 3: Rooms and Acoustics. Factor 4: Matching With the Right Components. Factor 5: Optimizing the System. How can … Continue reading →

Spotify is compatible with all the iPod classic models, as well as the iPod shuffle and iPod nano. Any iPod that connects via a USB cable connection, rather than the very first model that required a FireWire connection (isn’t there … Continue reading →

The Google Nest Hub is like a 7-inch tablet with stand and speaker built-in that offers a visual display to control your smart home world and display content, like the 10-inch Nest Hub Max. Can you use Google Home Hub … Continue reading →

The short answer is: no, there’s no Siri for Android, and there probably never will be. But that doesn’t mean that Android users can’t have virtual assistants a lot like, and sometimes even better than, Siri. Is there an assistant … Continue reading →

Google will sing for you, too! Simply say “Hey Google, sing a song” or “OK Google, serenade me,” and you’ll hear the assistant belt out a ditty.You can also ask it to drop a beat if you want to rap … Continue reading →