• Latest
  • Trending
  • All
  • News
  • Business
  • Politics
  • Science
  • World
  • Lifestyle
  • Tech
Google Home App 3.40

Google Home App 3.40 Unveils Advanced Automations

September 20, 2025
Favorites Tab

Google Pixel’s Now Playing Removes Favorites Tab

September 20, 2025
Ask Home

Quick Review of Google Home App Redesign with Ask Home

September 19, 2025
YouTube ad blockers

YouTube blames ad blockers for lower view counts

September 19, 2025
Material 3

The Google Maps: An Expression of New Material 3

September 18, 2025
Android 16 QPR2 Beta 2

Android 16 QPR2 Beta 2 Update: Fresh Features for Pixel Users

September 18, 2025
Auto-Themed Icons

YouTube to Add Album Pre-saves and Video Podcast Tools

September 18, 2025
Auto-Themed Icons

Auto-Themed Icons Become Mandatory in Android 16

September 17, 2025
Music Widget Bug

Fixing the Android Auto Music Widget Bug

September 16, 2025
Samsung Gallery Assistan

Samsung Gallery Assistant Adds Batch Editing to One UI 8

September 16, 2025
sensitive content warning

Enabling Sensitive Content Warnings in Google Messages

September 16, 2025
Google Home Premium

5 Key Features to Define Google Home Premium

September 16, 2025
automation editor

Google Home gets ‘significant upgrade’ to automation editor

September 13, 2025
FuchsiaWire
  • Fuchsia OS
  • Android
    • Samsung
    • Android 13
    • Android 14
    • Auto
    • OnePlus
    • Oppo
    • Wear OS
  • Nest
    • Nest Audio
    • Nest Cam
    • Nest Doorbell
    • Nest Hub
    • Nest Hub Max
    • Nest Mini
    • Nest Thermostats
  • Chrome
    • Google Chrome
    • ChromeOS
  • TV
    • Google TV
    • Android TV
    • Chromecast
  • Workspace
    • Gmail
    • Google Calender
    • Google Chat
    • Google Docs
    • Google Drive
    • Google Keep
    • Google Meet
  • Pixel
    • Pixel 7
    • Pixel 7 Pro
    • Pixel 8 pro
    • Pixel Buds Pro
    • Pixel watch
    • Pixel watch 2
  • YouTube
    • YouTube
    • YouTube Music
    • YouTube TV
  • Reviews
  • Exclusives
No Result
View All Result
FuchsiaWire
No Result
View All Result
Home Blog

Google Home App 3.40 Unveils Advanced Automations

by Alina Shahid
September 20, 2025
in Blog
0
Google Home App 3.40
491
SHARES
1.4k
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

 The new automation editor and a host of other features brought in by the new version Google Home app, version 3.40, have seen the app take a massive stride forward, making your smart home even smarter and responsive than ever before. 

This update is a massive leap to provide the user with more control, as they do not need to use the basic routines but can create advanced, logic-based automation, which can make your home really personal.

Table of Contents

Toggle
  • The New Script Editor: Game-Changer
  • Extended Accessibility and Resourcing
  • Conclusion
  • Frequently Asked Questions

The New Script Editor: Game-Changer

The most significant addition of the 3.40 update is the new automation editor, which opens script-based automations to the masses. 

To give an example, you can now have an automation that switches off your security cameras when the last person is out. However, it is only on weekdays during specific hours. This amount of fine-tuning was one of the most demanded controls and serves a significant invasion of power users.

This involves things like flashlights when a carbon monoxide detector goes off, as well as switching on a purification air device when the air becomes spoils. This will not only ensure your home is more convenient, but it also increases the safety and security of your home.

Extended Accessibility and Resourcing

Other than the script editor, the 3.40 update has a number of other significant improvements. It can now add new devices to support Matter, such as dishwashers, robot vacuums, and air quality devices. The increased compatibility of the Google Home app makes it a more universal controller for all the other home ecosystems.

Moreover, new event filters are now directly on the camera events view, so it is easy to scroll through a long list of activity to quickly get a particular event, such as a person or a vehicle. In the case of users with Nest Thermostats, the update has to contain better controls and full-schedule capability of older versions. 

Conclusion

Google Home 3.40 is the most critical point in the development of the smart home. The fact that it enables users to make more advanced conditional automations pushes the paradigm of a simple routine into a much more personalized and smart home made by Google. 

This update is not only serving the demands of power users, but also is a foundation of what will be needed in the future in regards to AI integrations, establishing a new standard of what a smart home can be.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the new notable feature of the Google Home app 3.40?

Advanced automation editor: This is the main new feature; instead of having simple, canned automations. Now the users are able to create complex, conditional automations through a script-based interface.

May I continue my old habits?

Yes, your current routines will work. One of the additions is the new editor. It offers more potent tools to create new automations.

What are the conditions in automations?

Conditions enable an automation to have only one state to be reached. As an illustration, you can have a light that switches on in case the temperature falls below a specific temperature.

Does it work with additional devices?

Yes, version 3.40 increases the support of numerous devices. It can be connected to Matter, such as dishwashers, air purifiers, and robot vacuums.

 

Share196Tweet123
Alina Shahid

Alina Shahid

With a knack for demystifying intricate tech jargon, Alina effortlessly guides you through the latest innovations. Her insightful analysis and user-friendly approach ensure you stay ahead in the dynamic world of technology. She is dedicated to crafting digital solutions that simplify lives and spark innovation. Dive into Alina's world and embrace the digital revolution with clarity and confidence.

  • Trending
  • Comments
  • Latest
What’s fresh in Android’s April 2025 Google System Update

Android’s March 2025 Google System Updates: What’s New

August 9, 2025
Fuchsia Version 16 Rolling Out to Nest Hub Devices

Fuchsia Version 16 Rolling Out to Nest Hub Devices

August 28, 2025
What June 2025 Brings to Google System Update

Android’s March 2025 Google System Updates

August 13, 2025
Samsung's Now Bar Might Actually Be Useful in One UI 8

Dеlеtе Unwantеd Googlе Account on Your Mobilе

2
Google Pixel

The­ Cutting-Edge Feature­s Introduced In The Latest Google­ Pixel

1
Googlе’s Nеw Policy: Dеlеting Inactivе Gmail Accounts

Googlе’s Nеw Policy: Dеlеting Inactivе Gmail Accounts

1
Favorites Tab

Google Pixel’s Now Playing Removes Favorites Tab

September 20, 2025
Google Home App 3.40

Google Home App 3.40 Unveils Advanced Automations

September 20, 2025
Ask Home

Quick Review of Google Home App Redesign with Ask Home

September 19, 2025
FuchsiaWire

Copyright © 2015 FuchsiaWire.

FuchsiaWire

  • About
  • Privacy & Policy
  • Contact
  • Privacy Policy
  • Disclaimer

Follow Us

No Result
View All Result
  • Fuchsia OS
  • Android
    • Samsung
    • Android 13
    • Android 14
    • Auto
    • OnePlus
    • Oppo
    • Wear OS
  • Nest
    • Nest Audio
    • Nest Cam
    • Nest Doorbell
    • Nest Hub
    • Nest Hub Max
    • Nest Mini
    • Nest Thermostats
  • Chrome
    • Google Chrome
    • ChromeOS
  • TV
    • Google TV
    • Android TV
    • Chromecast
  • Workspace
    • Gmail
    • Google Calender
    • Google Chat
    • Google Docs
    • Google Drive
    • Google Keep
    • Google Meet
  • Pixel
    • Pixel 7
    • Pixel 7 Pro
    • Pixel 8 pro
    • Pixel Buds Pro
    • Pixel watch
    • Pixel watch 2
  • YouTube
    • YouTube
    • YouTube Music
    • YouTube TV
  • Reviews
  • Exclusives

Copyright © 2015 FuchsiaWire.