The Google Home app is missing enough features that Nest cam users are looking to switch to alternative services.

In late 2023, Google started moving Nest cameras over to the Google Home app in phases. This slow-and-steady rollout has now expanded to include older Nest camera models. With the latest update, you can manage all your Nest Cams in one place using the Google Home app—making the old Nest app pretty much a thing of the past.

Google's adding new features, powered by the company's Gemini AI, to its Nest cameras. Here are all the new things you can do with the help of machine learning.

As part of Google’s continued migration away from the Nest app, Google now lets you manage Nest Cam IQ indoor and outdoor cameras through Google Home.

Google announced this week that it has opened eligibility in Public Preview for all Nest cameras dating back to 2015 to be transferred over to Google Home. This means that your eligible camera will be controlled via the Google Home app instead of the Nest app,

Google announced Gemini-powered features for Google Home and Nest cameras back in August, and we've now got availability details.

Google has announced that its Home app will now support all Nest cameras, including the Nest Cam IQ Indoor, Nest Cam IQ Outdoor, and the Nest Hub Max. With this update, you now don't need to switch between the Nest and Google Home apps.

Specifically, the Nest Cam IQ Indoor, the Nest Cam IQ Outdoor, and even the camera embedded in the Nest Hub Max smart display can now be moved over to Google Home. This news story

Google began migrating Nest cameras to its Google Home app in H2 2023. This has been a slow process, with the company taking its time to add support for older Nest cameras. Now, i