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Google has completed the migration of Nest devices to the Google Home app, closing a chapter in its smart home ecosystem and focusing on its new Gemini smart home. The change, which took more than three years, gives users easier control over thermostats, cameras, and other devices, but also opens up room for AI-based innovations that will take the smart home to a higher level of comfort and security.
Google has taken a major step in the evolution of the smart home by ending support for key Nest products such as Nest Protect, Secure, and Nest Cam IQ cameras. These models, which once defined home automation, are being replaced by new devices that fully integrate with Google Home and now leverage Gemini capabilities. The transition makes it easier for users to manage their home through a single app, simplifying access to settings, and expanding personalization options, including controlling compatible devices connected through Matter and Works With Google Home, which also includes popular brands such as Philips Hue, TP-Link, and Emos.
The transition has not been without its challenges: some long-time users miss the sophisticated features of their old devices, such as the integrated light signaling on the First Alert SC5 smoke detector or the adaptation of ADT Plus security systems that replace Nest Secure. Although the new products may have some shortcomings, they represent the basis for the further development of smart homes. Companies such as Niceboy or Fibaro are increasingly collaborating on compatibility with the Google Home system, ensuring a wider range and flexibility for users.
Predictions for 2025 include the rapid expansion of Gemini AI into all aspects of the smart home. Thanks to this technology, Nest cameras will not only be able to better identify and evaluate events in real time, but also generate relevant captions and reactions, which significantly increases security and user comfort. This model will also bring a new generation of voice assistant with improved naturalness and contextual sensitivity, thereby responding to previous user complaints about the performance of Google Assistant.
Gemini can process complex natural language scenarios, allowing you to create sophisticated routines that can, for example, optimize energy use via AlzaPower, or automatically adjust the lighting of Philips Hue and Sonoff devices according to the current daily routine. Ikea Home Smart and SmartThings also integrate Gemini functions for better synchronization with other devices. This trend brings not only convenience, but also efficiency and savings to homes around the world.
In September 2025, Google plans to introduce a new line of Google Home devices that will use Gemini AI exclusively. These products are intended to revolutionize homes, where elements such as Tesla Smart technology or TP-Link devices will be further interconnected, with the aim of creating a unified, reliable and user-friendly system. Further development is aimed at making the smart home primarily easy to operate, functionally rich and compatible with a wide range of available brands and devices.
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