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Plus, its script editor gets its first new features.

Users can now manage and view the camera's feed through the newer application.

Do things like schedule lights and blinds, vacuum while everyone is away and more.

The new app also adds support for Matter on iOS.

It comes in a wide range of configs and finishes, with support for all the major smart home platforms.

The goal is to make onboarding gadgets even easier in both SmartThings and the Google Home app.

Google won't have to rely on your thermostat or smart lock.

You'll also have an easier time checking important smart home events.

You won't be able to stream videos on the display while the car's moving.

You'll be able to skip from one event to the next rather than scrubbing through the timeline.

The company's smart speakers and displays will support the open ecosystem.

Can a new technology really be revolutionary if it isn't universally accessible?

The last few units on the Google Store have sold out.

Because none of us remember to eat now.

For those of you who love having music play in every nook of your home.

Use it to mimic the sense of being on campus.

Here it is.

It's long overdue.

It might be what you need to start a smart home.

But is it gone for good, or just temporarily?