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Default Google Home wants to make it much easier to add your next new smart home ha

TL;DR
  • Google Home is developing a new workflow for setting up new devices.
  • The interface is search-based, letting you look up a brand’s app or individual models.
  • You can easily see which hardware supports Matter, and confirm your results with a picture.

The Gemini-fication of Google Home has begun, and if you signed up for early access, you’ve had the opportunity to try out the new Home UI for a few weeks now. But not all the changes we saw Google working on have been implemented yet. Today we’re taking another look at one of those WIP tweaks, as we preview what Home is doing to make it easier to set up new devices.

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Last time around, we were able to surface a new interface for the screen the Home app uses to scan a QR code for adding a new device.




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