With Google I/O imminent, the company is ready to reveal details about the different projects it has been working on over the past year.
In the world ofhi-tech, Google is always at the forefront when it comes to updating and expanding its product portfolio. With an eye always on the needs and expectations of users, the Mountain View company is preparing to offer a season full of news, especially in the hardware sector.
This year, attention is attracted not only by the usual releases of smartphones and streaming devices, but also by something completely renovated which promises to further improve users’ home experience.
The imminent Google I/O, scheduled for May 14, is the stage chosen by Google to unveil its latest creations. Historically, this event represented a key moment for the company, an occasion during which some of the most influential products of recent years were introduced. Technology enthusiasts and loyal users are therefore eagerly waiting, ready to discover what surprises Google has in store for them this time.
Google is preparing big surprises for users loyal to its products
Among the most anticipated new features are the updates to Google’s range of smart home devices, in particular the new Google Nest Hub and Nest Audio models. Reliable sources have provided previews of what we might expect: a new Nest Hub Max and an update to the Nest Audio. Both new features will bring with them advanced features and will attempt to consolidate Google’s position in the smart speaker and intelligent display market.
The Nest Hub Max, which follows the model launched in 2019, seems to keep its software platform based on Google Assistant. The main novelty will be the inclusion of a Soli sensor for sleep monitoringa technology already present in the most recent version of the device, which users are interested in improving the quality of their rest.
At the same time, the Nest Audio continues with its focus on sound quality, with significant improvements that could include advanced streaming options and perhaps the integration of ultra-wideband (UWB) connectivity. The latter would facilitate a smoother audio transition tamong smart home devices, improving the daily user experience.
The introduction of these technologies will also mark an important step forward inintegrating generative artificial intelligence capabilities into these toolssimilar to what was observed in the recent Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro. This includes capabilities such as intelligent transcription, useful for users who want to interact with their devices in a more natural and intuitive way, especially in contexts where the use of hands is limited.
