Google rolls out an update that finally tightens the screws on Gemini for Home

What you need to knowGoogle is rolling out a late October patch for Gemini for Home and its smart home app, upgrading its capabilities and introducing major fixes.The patch notes state Gemini's "Sorry, I didn't understand" response has been fixed, as users would receive this when nothing was explicitly said.Fixes for "zero-volume" alarms and timers are rolling out, alongside new additions for Matter devices on Android.Google concludes the week with a substantial update for Gemini for Home and its smart home app that users should keep an eye out for.The company detailed the update in a lengthy changelog today (Oct.

29).

Gemini for Home, which is still in early access, spearheads the list of fixes this week.

According to Google, this week's patch includes a fix for Gemini's frustrating "Sorry, I didn't understand" error messages.

The funny thing is, this was happening when users hadn't said anything.

This issue reportedly affected displays and speakers, and should be patched in this update.Gemini should now better understand when a user tells it to switch music to a device in another room.

Google states it's rolling out more "reliable" commands for YouTube TV.

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