Google Home 更新：改进收藏夹、修复 Gemini 指令
Google Home update rolling out with improved Favorites, Gemini fixes, and more
Google Home 推送新版本，改进收藏夹中拖拽设备图块的稳定性，并重新设计第三方智能家居设备的控制界面。Gemini 相关修复包括更可靠的“stop”指令、智能显示屏上更易读的回答，以及用“谢谢”等更自然方式结束对话并关闭麦克风。此外还新增烟雾报警横幅、Android 暂停视频进度条优化，以及支持现有网桥的 Phillips Hue 灯具 Matter 控制。
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Google Home; Gemini
Google Home is getting a fresh update with improvements to reordering your favorite devices, redesigned controls for third-party smart home devices, and some much-needed fixes for Gemini commands.
I can’t speak for everyone else, but the Favorites tab in Home probably accounts for nearly all of my interactions with the app, which is why it’s so exciting to see Google making some big changes here. This month’s changelog suggests any “instability” seen while dragging and dropping tiles across your Favorites view has been smoothed out, and as someone who has absolutely given up on trying to manage that page in the past, I couldn’t be more grateful.
Of course, if you prefer controlling your lights or speakers with voice commands, you’ll know it’s Gemini that really needs some attention within Home. Google says it’s rolling out a bunch of fixes to how Gemini works with its smart home app, including more reliable “stop” commands to prevent misinterpretations and easier-to-read answers on smart displays. For my money, though, it’s the move to implement “more natural ways” to stop your conversation with Gemini that’s the highlight of the bunch, allowing you to quickly end your chat with a simple “thank you” to cease talking and close the mic.
Other Gemini fixes include the ability to better differentiate between relaxing music and ambient sounds — you’d think AI would know the difference between soothing spa music and white noise without a specific update, but alas — and consistent temperature units for weather based on the preference set within your Home settings. Outside of Gemini, you’ll find large smoke alarm banners within the app, complete with event time information, a more responsive progress bar when scrubbing along paused video on Android, and Matter control for Phillips Hue lights with existing bridges.
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