A speaker group is a set of speakers you define that lets the Google Home app know that you want those speakers to play audio in unison. When you create a group, it doesn’t change the ability ...

If Google Home doesn't support your music streaming service of choice or even something else, like audiobooks or podcasts, you can still use Google Home to play outside audio.

Once that’s all set, you can say “Hey Google, play 1989 by Taylor Swift” to your Nest smart speaker to start playing the album, or say “Hey Google, play ‘Blank Space’” to play a ...

There's not much time left for Google Play Music. We've known Google's 9-year-old music service was on the way out, but this week Google has started to actually shut down parts of its cloud music ...

If you own an Amazon Echo, Google Home or other “smart speaker,” you’re likely aware you can use your voice to play music, order a product and control your smart home gadgets.

Google Play Music will soon be shut down, pushing its users to either YouTube Music or to switch to another provider entirely. Parts of Play Music have been closing for a few weeks, and now ...

Buy the music, buy the speaker, and then buy the right to play the music on the speaker. YouTube Music is really only for The Music Renter—someone who wants to pay $10 per month, every month ...

"Hey Google, Read [audiobook title]" is the full, simple command. The speaker or smart display will play the audiobook's sample track in response to this command.

JBL’s new Authentics speaker lineup was announced at IFA 2023 and are able to run both Google Assistant and Alexa simultaneously. We tried the functionality out for ourselves.