Put Dot in setup mode. (For my version, hold down dot button.) Open Alexa app. Tap the menu in the upper left -> Add Device. Select your Dot model. Follow the directions to connect to the Dot via wifi. Go … Continue reading →

Bluetooth vs. Wi-Fi: Yes, Bluetooth works without Wi-Fi. In fact, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi serve similar functions as they both wirelessly connect devices that are in range of each other. Can Bluetooth be used without Wi-Fi? Bluetooth works using short-range radio … Continue reading →

The amount of data Alexa Drop In uses will vary from one user to another – a person who uses video calls will use more data than one who uses audio. How much data does Alexa drop in use? Amazon … Continue reading →

Google Assistant is a voice-controlled personal assistant. With it, you can give voice commands to adjust your thermostat or show your camera on your smart display, and ask questions about the status of your products. How do I control my … Continue reading →

Turn on voice search On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google app . At the top right, tap your Profile picture or initial Settings. Voice. Under “Hey Google,” tap Voice Match. Turn on Hey Google. How do I … Continue reading →

While the Google Nest Audio and Google Home speakers are full-sized devices, there are two much smaller variants available: The Nest Mini and Google Home Mini. Smaller in size, the two miniature smart speakers are packed with more than enough … Continue reading →

There’s dual-band Wi-Fi b/g/n/ac (AC1200 MU-MIMO Wi-Fi), Bluetooth 5.0, far-field microphones, capacitive touch buttons, 768MB RAM, and 512MB storage. How much RAM does Google Home Hub have? From the Fuchsia code, we know that this “Sherlock” device, which we suspect … Continue reading →

But there’s another problem, a design flaw many users have noted – the Mini doesn’t have a line-out jack. The lack of a line-out jack makes it difficult to link the Home Mini up to any more powerful speakers or … Continue reading →

Play audio from your phone to the speaker or display — Play audio from your phone to your speaker or display from 100+ Chromecast-enabled audio apps or by playing your Android Audio. Turn TV on and off — You can … Continue reading →

If Google Chrome is muted, the most likely reason is that its volume is muted in the Volume mixer. Alternatively, you might have your tabs muted. How do I enable sound in Chrome? To enable sound in Chrome, activate the … Continue reading →

You can now listen to over 350 live and local radio stations on Google Nest speakers and displays through RadioApp. What radio Does Google Nest use? Use your voice to listen to radio To do this: Say “Ok Google” or … Continue reading →

Low-end frequencies (bass) are located on the left, highs (treble) on the right, and midrange in between. Adjust equalizer controls based on your opinion or listening preferences, making small adjustments (increase or decrease) to one frequency control at a time. … Continue reading →

Best smart speaker for 2021 Best overall. Amazon Echo (4th gen) $60 at Amazon. Best budget option. Google Nest Mini (2nd gen) $64 at Walmart. Best for HomeKit. Apple HomePod Mini. $300 at Target. Best sound quality. Sonos One (2nd … Continue reading →

To change Alexa’s language or accent, open the Alexa app on your smartphone or tablet. Then go to More > Settings > Device Settings and select your Alexa device. Finally, scroll down, tap Languages, and select the language or accent … Continue reading →

Each FM station is allocated 150 kHz of bandwidth, which is 15 times that of an AM station. This means that an FM station can transmit 15 times as much information as an AM station and explains why music sounds … Continue reading →