Google is enhancing its Home APIs with the power of Gemini. The AI will help with creating automations, searching camera history, and more.

Aug. 7, 2025 at 1:28 p.m. PT Maria Diaz/ZDNET ZDNET's key takeaways Researchers demonstrated a way to hack Google Home devices via Gemini. Google put additional safeguards in place for Gemini in ...

The Gemini app is getting the ability to Broadcast messages to your Nest speakers and smart displays using the Google Home integration. This is rolling out now. As previewed last month, this comes ...

Google brought a huge Home app camera update, thanks to Gemini, last November. Now, the company is expanding Gemini's reach to include AI descriptions, camera history search, and more.

To do so, open the Gemini app, tap on your profile icon on the top right, tap on Apps and enable Google Home. If App Activity hasn't been enabled, you'll be prompted with a shortcut to enable the ...

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We didn’t get a real update about Gemini on smart speakers and display at I/O 2025 last week, but Google Home recently added a new “Voice assistant experiments” setting for it.

The three smart-home hacks are part of a series of 14 indirect prompt-injection attacks against Gemini across web and mobile that the researchers dubbed Invitation Is All You Need.

Gemini, Google’s LLM (large language model) assistant, is integrated into Android, Google web services and Google’s Workspace apps so it has access to Gmail, Calendar and Google Home.

Google Gemini now features Scheduled Actions, a major upgrade enabling users to automate tasks with natural language. This proactive AI integrates with Google Calendar, Reminders, and smart home ...