Google has released an update for Google Home to resolve a bug that interfered with the color adjustment of smart LED bulbs. Users reported that neither voice commands nor app controls could properly change the colors of their smart lights.
The issue was not isolated to a single manufacturer, with users reporting problems across multiple brands, including Philips Hue, Tuya, and Lumiman. This indicated a broader problem within the Google Home platform rather than individual device compatibility.
Google acknowledged the bug on Reddit and began rolling out a fix within hours of user reports. This quick response addressed a critical functionality for smart home users, restoring expected operation for color-changing bulbs.
This fix comes as Google continues to release monthly updates for the Google Home app, addressing various functions and bugs. These updates are part of ongoing adjustments as Google Assistant's role evolves within the smart home ecosystem.
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Google has rolled out a fix for a bug in Google Home that prevented proper color adjustment of smart light bulbs across various brands. This issue affected both voice and app controls, impacting a core functionality of smart lighting systems.