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 Buckle up for a busy week with Apple's annual iPhone event taking center stage on Tuesday, where we'll be seeing a bunch of new hardware as well as a final preview of iOS 26 and other operating system updates ahead of their public release.
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First, a quick recap: Google had already teased—intentionally—a new Gemini smart speaker during its Pixel event a couple of weeks back, and just days ago it promised an upcoming Google Home update on October 1, complete with a partial image of what appears to be a new Nest camera.
Those hints at new Google Home products aren't the leaks we're talking about now, though. Instead, it seems Google may have inadvertently left images of its new Nest hardware in the Google Home app following a recent update.
The images, which were spotted by Android Authority and appear to have been subsequently yanked from the app, don't reveal anything startlingly new about the new Nest cams, aside from the fact that they exist.
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With ReoNeura, Reolink's gext-gen AI security system, Reolink says it's committed to "delivering user-centric smart security solutions that set new standards for modern surveillance." That's a big claim, considering how unimpressed we were with its earlier Local AI Video Search in our review of the otherwise excellent Reolink Elite Floodlight WiFi.
Given that that software was released in beta form shortly before we finished our review of that otherwise excellent product, we didn't let it stop us from naming the $220 floodlight cam an Editors' Choice winner. The fact that this AI processing can occur on the camera itself or on some Reolink NVRs without requiring a subscription is immensely appealing.
That said, Reolink says AI processing that is performed in the cloud "unlocks advanced AI capabilities without hardware upgrades."
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