To remove your delegate click ‘My Account‘ at the top of the page and click ‘Edit profile’. Click ‘Manage additional users’ to view your delegate’s name. Next to the name of your delegate you’ll see a minus sign (-). Click … Continue reading →

Not surprisingly, Ring plays much better with Alexa since both products are owned by Amazon. And as an added bonus, by connecting your Ring devices to your Amazon Echo, you can utilize the voice assistant feature. Does Ring work with … Continue reading →

Nest app From the Nest app, tap Settings. . Tap Nest Aware. You’ll find a screen that lists some features of Nest Aware. At the bottom, select Subscribe to Nest Aware. A Nest Store screen appears. Select Manage beside the … Continue reading →

Google Nest is a line of smart home products including smart speakers, smart displays, streaming devices, thermostats, smoke detectors, routers and security systems including smart doorbells, cameras and smart locks.Google acquired Nest Labs for US$3.2 billion in January 2014, when … Continue reading →

How do I use Google Home as an intercom phone? Here’s what you do: Activate your personal assistant by saying, “Ok Google, broadcast”, or “Hey Google, broadcast” + “breakfast is ready”. To reply to a broadcast message, your family member … Continue reading →

They make a 2 and a 4 zone (expandable to 20 zones). All versions are configurable to drop-in almost any situation (Heat Pump, Gas, Electric, Dual Fuel) 2 stages of cooling and 3 stages of heat. Sometimes it is wise … Continue reading →

Right now you can only make and take Zoom calls on the Nest Hub Max ($190 at Crutchfield), the only Google Home device with a camera. Since you don’t need a camera to participate in an audio-only Zoom call (in … Continue reading →

The feature supports up to ten compatible, connected smart home devices. Users can manually select which devices will receive the call through the Google Home app.Users can simply say “Hey/OK Google, Answer Call” or tap on the device’s touch surface … Continue reading →

Share Your Smartphone’s Internet Connection. If you have a smartphone and a mobile data plan, you should be able to create a mobile WiFi hotspot to share your 3G or 4G connection with your other devices. Use a Hotspot Database … Continue reading →

It’s really simple – once you’re set up, your Google Nest device will announce who is calling (if it’s one of your mobile contacts), and all you have to do is say “Hey Google, answer call” to get connected. For … Continue reading →

It also sounds fantastic for its size, and it’s able to hear hotwords startlingly well, even with the volume maxed. I’m probably going to buy a second one to make a stereo pair. That stereo pair will be solely wireless, … Continue reading →

You should use WiFi when: The WiFi network is secure. You want faster internet connection. Your phone has a strong WiFi signal. You are traveling out of your home country (international travel) You are streaming a video. You have a … Continue reading →

Bluetooth and WiFi are different standards for wireless communication.Wi-Fi is better suited for operating full-scale networks because it enables a faster connection, better range from the base station, and better wireless security (if configured properly) than Bluetooth. What is difference … Continue reading →

Technically, you’re going to need to use Alexa in order to use any Echo smart speaker or display. This includes the Echo, Echo Dot, Echo Show and any other Echo device. However, this shouldn’t be an issue for you. Alexa … Continue reading →

The camera in your Echo Show is primarily meant for video calls, but it also allows the Echo Show to work as a security camera. Here’s how to enable the feature: Swipe down on your Echo Show’s display. Tap Settings. … Continue reading →