Earlier this year, Google overhauled Two basic methods People interact with the Home app. The company is now teasing a “next-gen design for the Google Home app,” and it’s happening The examiners wanted.
“Google Nest Trusted Tester” ist use Product testing services the center “Hire a group of highly dedicated testers willing to help Google Nest test an unreleased product.”
This program focuses on the design of the next generation Google Home app. Testers who are already using Google Nest devices and willing to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) can participate.
“Next-gen design” is the only description we have today, while “requirement” indicates you need “any of the Google Nest products, including: thermostat, WiFi, speakers, monitor, camera, doorbell, lock.” and Nest Protect (smoke alarm), Chromecast devices.” Plus:
You must use the Google Home app or the Nest app to control your product(s).
you must Create an account with Centercode to registerIt is subject to a non-disclosure agreement (NDA).
Google is showing off a redesigned Home app at I/O 2022 in May For Android tablets Which looks pretty much the same today but uses a navigation bar. This big screen element looks weird with only two tabs. It’s unclear if this is the “next generation design” people are talking about today. Meanwhile, Google is also planning a program Home app for Wear OS.
Introducing the latest updates to the Google Home app Interactive device switch In the network/main register. You can quickly perform certain actions (play/pause, volume, power and brightness) with a tap or swipe. meanwhile home page It has been redesigned with a zipped menu to show more “latest and relevant updates”.
We hope the next generation Google Home theme will go beyond visual/physical design and improve performance. Google should also simplify basic interactions and increase reliability.
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