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Google Home redesign promises faster loading and enhanced Gemini integration

October 1, 2025
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Google has revealed its redesigned Home app with a boost to Gemini AI integration, greater Nest compatibility, and improvements in speed and reliability.

The redesigned app launched globally on Oct. 1, according to an official blog post from Google. Here’s what you can expect of the update when it reaches your phone.

Faster loading, fewer crashes

Promoting a better user experience

Google claims that the new app loads “significantly faster,” up to or above 70% faster on select Android devices. Live views, such as from a Nest Cam or Nest Doorbell, reportedly load 30% faster and tile previews now load instantly.

Additionally, the app is less prone to disruptions with crashes down around 80% over the last few months and cameras boast a 40% decrease in playback failures.

That’s great news for those, who like me, rely on the Google Home app to access and control smart plugs, speakers, and other devices. Among my smart devices is a Nest Doorbell Gen 2, so I also appreciate the Home app’s newly enhanced Nest integration.

Greater Gemini, Nest integration

A better hub for your home

Google Nest Learning Thermostat (4th gen) first menu when pressed

The redesigned Google Home app provides better support for Nest devices with “no more app switching required.” That includes new and older model thermostats, fire and carbon dioxide detectors, cameras, and doorbells.

Finally, and following suit with other recent Google app updates, the Google Home app redesign further incorporates Gemini, Google’s AI assistant across three simplified tabs: Home, Activity, and Automations. Powered by Gemini, the Home app can now set scheduled, one-time, or conditional automations, send video previews to your lock screen, and provide more descriptive event notifications.

Enjoy this update and stay tuned; given Google’s recent changes to the Play Store and Home app, it’s possible we’ll see another app upgrade or two in the near future.

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