Google is turning its TVs into Home hubs and giving devs access to over 600 million smart devices
ZDNet - 2024-05-15T17:13:00.000Z

Google is announcing the launch of Home APIs, giving developers access to more than 600 million devices with Matter or Works with Google support. This enables developers -- whether they're smart home device makers or mobile app developers -- to create smart home solutions for iOS and Android with Google Home integrations and automations.In an expansion of its Matter infrastructure, Google also announced that Google TVs will become Google Home hubs and Matter controllers with local device...

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