Author: Chaim Gartenberg
Photo by Vjeran Pavic / The Verge
Google is killing off its dedicated Google Wifi app for managing its routers, rolling that functionality over to the Google Home app as the company continues to “help our customers control and manage all their connected products in one place and enable routines across them.”
The switchover to the Google Home app will come in two phases: first, Google will disable most of the functionality of the Google Wifi app on May 25th. Starting then, users will only be able to view the current status of their networks — but any changes, including adding new routers or access points — will have to be done in the Google Home app.
Starting on May 25th, users will have to use the Home app to make any changes to a Google Wifi setup
Then, sometime in...
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Photo by Vjeran Pavic / The Verge
Google is killing off its dedicated Google Wifi app for managing its routers, rolling that functionality over to the Google Home app as the company continues to “help our customers control and manage all their connected products in one place and enable routines across them.”
The switchover to the Google Home app will come in two phases: first, Google will disable most of the functionality of the Google Wifi app on May 25th. Starting then, users will only be able to view the current status of their networks — but any changes, including adding new routers or access points — will have to be done in the Google Home app.
Starting on May 25th, users will have to use the Home app to make any changes to a Google Wifi setup
Then, sometime in...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...