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Most smart speakers are stuck where they're plugged in, but if you want a smart speaker to go, you may not have options. Except when you do.

Google's smart home assistant has been making waves in both the regular and mini Home speakers, but what if you want to make a bigger dent?

Speakers that you can talk to are appearing everywhere. You can ask them questions, they can be your assistant, and they can form a part of your life, not just providing music. But are all smart speakers created equal, and what's the difference?

While the week of sound news may have gone to Amazon's Alexa, Google isn't being forgotten about, as JBL reveals a speaker made for Google.

Blackmagic makes hi-def filmmaking easier, Google Assistant eases the burden of school holidays, Panasonic makes it easier to experience Hollywood magic at home, and MIT scientists can easily read your thoughts. It's an easy going Wrap.

With another round of school holidays coming up, parents may well be struggling to work out what to do, but if there's a Google Assistant at home, you may just get a little help.

Google’s Home smart speakers have this week gained a feature which doesn’t just make it a smart speaker, but a smart alarm clock, too.

Couldn’t get enough of story time as a child? No worries, because the Google Assistant has just learned how to read, and it won’t just be a fairy tale or two.

Some websites also arrive in audio form, and if you happen to have either a Google Home or use the Google app, you can now tune in from a mere search.

Buying for the early adopter isn't easy as they may have your gift, so why not appeal to their sense of tomorrow with something for that future today.