Google rolled out an update to the Google Home app with a redesigned Home tab earlier this year. The new home tab layout has made it easier for users to control their connected smart devices, but it doesn’t look like Google has finished redesigning the app. The company is said to be working on “designing the next generation of the Google Home app”, and is currently looking for testers to take it on before the final release.
According to a recent message on reddit (Across 9to5Google), the Google Nest Trusted Tester receives Cerntercode’s recruitment assistance “A group of interactive testers who want to help Google Nest test an unreleased product.” The recruitment page indicates that the test program On the next generation design of the Google Home app.Although the page does not reveal any information about this next-generation design, it does add that testers who enroll in the program must sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA).
The recruitment page highlights a set of requirements for interested participants. Applicant testers of the program are required to have a Google Nest product, including thermostats, networking devices, speakers, displays, cameras, doorbells, locks, Nest Protect (smoke alarms), or Chromecast devices. In addition, they must also use Either the Google Home app or the Nest app to control these products.
If you meet these requirements and would like to try out the next generation design of the Google Home app, you can head over to the recruitment page by following the source link below, create a Centercode account, and sign up. As mentioned earlier, selected applicants will have to sign a nondisclosure agreement.
At the moment, we don’t have any details about the upcoming Google Home app redesign, but we expect to learn more in the coming weeks. We’ll make sure to let you know as soon as we have more details.
source: Google Nest Dogfood Community
Across: redditAnd the 9to5Google
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