That screen gives Google Assistant another way to relay information to you, one that doesn’t require you to be constantly barking commands. With voice commands, you can ask Google to walk you through recipes, make audio-only calls, play YouTube videos while you cook, and take a peek at what your security camera sees when someone’s at the door. That means you can, without voice commands, swipe and tap at it to control your home’s smart devices, check the weather, and see your commute. 22 in four colors, it’s essentially a 7-inch tablet fused to a small fabric-covered speaker that can do everything your Google Home can, and a bit more thanks to its touchscreen display. At first glance, the $149 Home Hub looks oddly traditional. Depending on who you ask, it’s either a flaw or a feature. It’s also one of the few smart home hubs with a display that’s missing an integrated camera. While Google’s made smartphones and tablets in the past, the Home Hub is the first Google Assistant-powered device from the company that incorporates its “smart display” functionality, providing users with a touchscreen that lets users interact with their home in addition to using voice control. By Patrick Lucas Austin OctoAt Tuesday’s Google event, the company unveiled the extensively leaked Pixel 3 and 3 XL smartphones, in addition to both a new ChromeOS tablet, the Pixel Slate, and a new smart home assistant in the form of Google Home Hub.
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