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You've got a home full of Apple products: an iPhone in your pocket, a Mac on your desk, an Apple Watch on your wrist, and an iPad in your backpack. Lately, however, you've noticed a hole in your life; your home … it's too quiet, too disconnected, too lonely. Suddenly it hits you: You're ready to take the next step in connected home living! What you need is an always-on, voice-controlled assistant to keep you and your home company.

Although we may soon see a voice-controlled home hub from Apple, it's still only a rumor for now and that means you're left with two viable options, Google Home or Amazon Echo. So which one's right for you? Read on to find out!

A brief introduction

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Amazon Echo and Google Home are both always-on smart speakers, devices that play media and feature intelligent assistants that respond to voice commands. The Amazon Echo is a tall, cylindrical tube with built-in 360º omni-directional speakers and seven microphones touting 'far-field voice recognition' that allow the device to hear you no matter where you are in the room. Google Home is a shorter, squatter device that looks more like home decor than its taller counterpart. It packs in a hi-fi speaker and microphones with 'far-field voice recognition' as well as a touch surface on the top of the device for controlling the system with your hands. The Amazon Echo features Amazon's intelligent assistant, Alexa, which gives the device access to an ever-growing list of smart home technology and other integrations. Google Home touts the Google Assistant, an intelligent assistant powered by Google's knowledge graph, AI chops, and integrations with your personal data. The Amazon Echo typically retails for $149.99 and Google Home goes for $129.

We're going to take a look at several different factors that might affect your decision to buy an Amazon Echo or Google Home. For each deciding factor, I'll mark a winner based on how well the device holds up in that category. Hopefully you'll be able to walk away with a decision!

Basic compatibility: It's a draw

Because most of your interactions with Google Home and the Amazon Echo should be happening with your voice, compatibility with your iOS and macOS devices shouldn't be too important. That said, you'll need a base level of compatibility in order to set up your smart speaker and perform non-voice interactions. Both smart speakers are compatible with your Apple devices.

Amazon and Google both offer third-party iOS apps for setting up and controlling the Amazon Echo and Google Home, respectively. You'll use the apps during the initial setup process to get your smart speaker connected to your home Wi-Fi network and from that point on to add integrations (music, home automation accessories, IFTTT, etc.) and control your device without needing to use your voice.

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There's honestly not a lot to say about the smart speakers' basic compatibility with your Apple devices. Setup can be clunky for both the Echo and Home and the speakers' apps can be difficult to navigate at times and finicky at others. If the goal is to get you using your voice to interact with the devices as much as humanly possible, Amazon and Google are doing a good job of discouraging users from using their respective apps.

Music listening: Amazon Echo

Let me be clear: This piece is meant to help you decide on a smart speaker based on how well it integrates with your Apple products. Given that's the case, this category has a clear winner. While both the Echo and Google Home offer music streaming integrations with Spotify, Pandora, and their own music streaming services (Google Play Music and Amazon Music Unlimited), only the Amazon Echo lets you stream your music over Bluetooth.

You can use the Amazon Echo like you would any portable Bluetooth speaker: connect with a device and stream any and all audio content your heart desires! Google Home works a little more like Sonos: If you want to listen to music, you've got to use the services it offers. If you listen to music via an Apple Music subscription, you're definitely going to want to go with the Echo.

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Smart home: Amazon Echo

Smart home integrations aren't strictly about Apple device compatibility, but they're something you should consider before deciding on a smart speaker. Why? Controlling your smart home accessories with your voice is the best reason to have an always-on, always-ready smart speaker. The Amazon Echo wins this category because Alexa's smart home compatibility list is monstrous and it continues to grow. There's also quite the overlap between HomeKit-enabled accessories and Alexa compatibility.

Here's a list of compatible home automation products for Amazon Echo and Google Home:

Amazon Echo

Switches and Bulbs

• Philips Hue Bulbs, Lights, and Lightstrips
• Lutron Caséta Switches & Dimmers
• LIFX Bulbs and Lightstrips
• Insteon Lighting
• TP-Link Switches and Bulbs
• GE Link Bulbs
• Haiku Home Select Lighting
• Stack Bulbs

Outlets

• WeMo Plugs
• TP-Link Plugs
• iHome Smart Plug
• D-Link Smart Plug
• iDevices Smart Plugs

Locks

• August Smart Lock
• Schlage Touchscreen Deadbolt
• Schlage Connected Keypad Lever
• Yale Assure Lock
• Yale B1L Lock
• Yale Key Free Deadbolt
• Yale Push Button Deadbolt
• Yale Push Button Lever Lock
• Yale T1L Lock
• Yale Touchscreen Deadbolt
• Yale Touchscreen Lever
• Kwikset SmartCode Deadbolts
• Kwikset SmartCode Levers
• Kwikset SmartCode Touchscreen Deadbolts

Note: Most of Amazon Alexa's lock compatibility comes by way of its integration with the Samsung SmartThings Hub and Wink Hub.

Thermostats

• ecobee3 & ecobee3 Lite Thermostat
• Nest Learning Thermostat
• Lyric T5 Thermostat
• Sensi Emerson Thermostat
• iDevices Thermostat
• Honeywell Lyric Thermostat
• Tado Thermostat
• Carrier Côr Thermostat

Appliances and Misc.

• Racho Smart Sprinkler Controller
• Samsung Robotic Vacuum

Google Home

Switches and Bulbs

• Philips Hue Bulbs, Lights, and Lightstrips
• TP-Link Bulbs and Switches
• LIFX Bulbs and Lightstrips
• Some switches and bulbs available to Samsung SmartThings and Wink Hub 2

Outlets

• Insignia Smart Plug
• TP-Link Plug
• WeMo Plugs
• Some outlets available to Samsung SmartThings and Wink Hub 2

Sensors

• First Alert OneLink Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm
• First Alert OneLink Environment Monitor
• Some sensors available to Samsung SmartThings and Wink Hub 2

Cameras

• Vivint SmartHome Cameras

Locks

• August Smart Lock

Thermostats

• First Alert OneLink Thermostat
• Nest Learning Thermostat
• Honeywell smart thermostats
• Some thermostats available to Samsung SmartThings and Wink Hub 2

Appliances and Misc.

• First Alert OneLink Safe
• IFTTT integrations
• Frigidaire smart appliances
• Rachio Irrigation and Sprinkler Controllers
• Other appliances and accessories available to Samsung SmartThings and Wink Hub 2

Automations: It's a draw

Thanks to IFTTT integrations, if you want your Apple devices to work more closely with your voice assistant, you can usually make it happen. Both the Amazon Alexa and Google Home have IFTTT integrations that will help you do any number of things using voice commands. I can, for example, say, 'Alexa, trigger find my phone,' and IFTTT will call my phone. I can also, for example, say, 'Ok Google, add a reminder to my iPhone' and IFTTT will add the reminder to Reminders for iOS.

Overall: Amazon Echo

Looking strictly through the lens of Apple device compatibility, Amazon Echo takes home the trophy for Best Smart Speaker for Your Apple Home. Thanks to Amazon's 'come one, come all' philosophy for Alexa and Amazon Echo, the device is essentially universally compatible. Google Home, in contrast, works best with Android devices and has limited smart home integrations. It works fine in an Apple home (I have one), but I can't help but notice how much better it works with the Huawei Mate 9 I have sitting near it.

Even after all the compatibility considerations, it's important to note one thing: These smart speakers have fancy built-in microphones for a reason and it's not for interacting with 'em via apps. As long as your smart speaker reacts to the sound of your voice and provides your desired features and interactivity, compatibility considerations matter less.

How do the two compare on their own?

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If you just wanna know how these two smart speakers compare without taking your Apple products into consideration, check out Russell's comparison over on Android Central!

Questions?

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If you have any questions or would like to have other considerations added to the list, be sure to leave a comment below or fire off a tweet!

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Google Home App Download for Windows 10 can set up and control your Chromecast, Google Home and other Assistant speakers on your PC/Laptop/Computer.

See:Chromecast Download for Windows 10

Features of Google Home App for Windows 10

• Discover
  Get the most out of your devices with the latest features, tips and offers.
• Browse
  One place to browse and play your available music, TV shows, and movies from the services you love.
• Control
  Pause, play or change the volume of your video or audio streams.
  Google Home and Speaker Settings
• Control settings like your default music provider or your location, and link compatible devices like smart lights, thermostats, and Chromecast devices.
• Create speaker groups with compatible devices and enjoy music playback across your home.
• Chromecast Settings
  Customize your TV screen with beautiful imagery. Control settings like your device name, and discover apps, offers, and content.

Note: some features may not be available in all regions

Google Home App is one app to set up, manage, and control your Chromecast, Chromecast Audio and Google Home devices.

If you own a Chromecast device, with this app you can:

• Easily browse trending and popular content from your Chromecast-enabled apps.
• Use search to find content by movie, TV show or actor*.
• Play, pause and change volume across all your Chromecast devices.
• Customize your TV screen with beautiful imagery.
• Discover new apps, offers and content.

If you own a Chromecast Audio device, with this app you can:

• Sync your speakers and Google Home together with Multi-room groups, so you can enjoy playback in every room.
• Play, pause and change volume across all your Chromecast Audio devices.
• Discover new apps, offers and content.

If you own a Google Home device, with this app you can:

• Control Google Home settings, like your default music provider or your location.
• Sync compatible devices with Google Home like smart lights, thermostats, Chromecast devices and more.
• Discover new features and offers.

So, How to Download, Install, Setup Google Home App for Windows 10?

Google Home App is actually available for Android/iOS/Windows Phone etc. But don’t worry, i will show you how to download, install & setup google home app on your Windows 10.

First, you need Android Emulator, what is it? Android Emulator is App Player lets you run mobile apps fast and fullscreen on Windows and Mac. With this App you can get thousands of the best Android Apps and Games on PC.

Many Android Emulator can you run on your PC/Windows like BlueStacks, Nox, MEmu, Genymotion etc. But now i will give example use BlueStacks Android Emulator.

1. Download BlueStacks.
2. After complete, install on your PC/Windows.
3. Open BlueStacks.
4. Open Google Play Store.
5. Sign in with your account/sign up.
6. Search App Google Home then install app.
7. Open Google Home App on BlueStacks.
8. Enjoy with Google Home!