Accessing your device from the Google Home app only to be hit with an “offline” error can be annoying. I like peeping on my pet to confirm that all is well. I fully understand the frustration when the devices are offline and inaccessible from Google Home. For remote access to work, both your Google Home […]
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The Blink doorbell doesn’t come with a primary chime, thus leaving you with a couple of options. You can connect the doorbell to your existing mechanical or digital chime, enable the Blink Alexa skill on your echo devices, use a Blink Mini, or survive with the alerts on your mobile devices. Hooking the doorbell to
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According to ComputerWorld, Google Assistant UX is a shade of what it has been in the former years, with more and more users reporting effectiveness and reliability problems. When requesting it to execute a command, the “There was a Glitch, or Something went wrong” errors have become more rampant. Well, I bet that’s your current
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“Alexa, turn on the lights,” and…. nothing happens. Well, it seems like you have a problem with your Alexa device. She won’t respond to commands or lights up and does nothing. Effectiveness and reliability are contagious topics when dealing with Virtual Assistants. One day your Assistant is on point running all your requests, and others,
Smart home ecosystem compatibility is always a factor when adding a new device to your lineup. Fortunately, most, if not all, Kasa smart devices are Google Home compatible. Integrating the devices allows you to use voice control commands and automate the devices from Google Home. The “Works with Google” or “Matter” label on devices confirms
Google Home allows you to integrate and control your smart devices via Google Assistant – well, once you have successfully linked the device. Things don’t always go to plan, and sometimes the Google Home app won’t find your device. Either a third-party device or a Google Home device. Google Home not finding your device indicates
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Linking Spotify to Google Home lets you enjoy your favorite music through Google smart speakers and integrate voice control into your music ecosystem. This isn’t the case when the Google Home Spotify integration isn’t working. Your accounts seem linked, but the speaker won’t play your request, or you are having problems connecting Spotify to Google.
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Alexa throws the “Device is unresponsive” or “Alexa server is unresponsive” when it can’t successfully find the device on the requested command. Without finding the device, Alexa can’t execute your command. This error means that Alexa can’t find the device, and your request is aborted. First, confirm that your device has a solid connection before
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Integrating your Roborock robot vacuum into the Google Home ecosystem allows you to apply different voice commands. You can send your Roborock to a cleaning task from the comfort of your couch as you sip coffee. Linking my Wi-Fi-enabled robot vacuum to my home virtual assistant is usually my first thing after setting it up.
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Smart lights were among my first devices when I started my smart home journey. They’re easy to set up and install, allowing more convenience and significantly improving the house’s ambiance and scenery. Additionally, you can hook the light to the compatible virtual assistant and integrate voice control. From the look of things, you’re a Google
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