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Google recently announced an official Netflix streaming to support its Nest Hub and Nest Hub Max smart home devices. This means that Google screen devices can now be used as micro smart TVs.
Google Nest Hub
So far, users can stream Netflix to the Nest center through Google Cast, and now users' accounts can be directly tied to the device. This makes it the first smart device to integrate with Netflix-although it is speculated that if things go well, Netflix may consider products like Amazon Echo Show or Facebook Portal. Google has also implemented hands-free gestures to control the show, which can be paused and resumed with the user's voice or by raising a hand. If the user wants, he can also scroll the interface manually.
Therefore, with these additional features, Nest Hub and Nest Hub Max are now small entertainment centers in addition to normal tasks.
In addition to supporting Netflix, Google also added Cast support to the fledgling streaming service Peacock, which means it can join the ranks of Hulu, Disney + and HBO Max, because users can play videos on the Nest Hub screen.
Google Nest Hub
So far, users can stream Netflix to the Nest center through Google Cast, and now users' accounts can be directly tied to the device. This makes it the first smart device to integrate with Netflix-although it is speculated that if things go well, Netflix may consider products like Amazon Echo Show or Facebook Portal. Google has also implemented hands-free gestures to control the show, which can be paused and resumed with the user's voice or by raising a hand. If the user wants, he can also scroll the interface manually.
Therefore, with these additional features, Nest Hub and Nest Hub Max are now small entertainment centers in addition to normal tasks.
In addition to supporting Netflix, Google also added Cast support to the fledgling streaming service Peacock, which means it can join the ranks of Hulu, Disney + and HBO Max, because users can play videos on the Nest Hub screen.
