To set up your Google Home, download the Google Home app on your smartphone or tablet. Plug in your Google Home device, open the app, and follow the instructions provided. You will need to connect the device to your Wi-Fi network and possibly sign in to your Google account.

Yes, Google Home can make phone calls. You can either ask it to call a specific number or a contact from your synced contacts list. However, this feature is currently only available in certain countries.

Yes, Google Home can control a wide range of compatible smart home devices, including lights, thermostats, and switches. You can also set up routines to control multiple devices at once.

To reset your Google Home, press and hold the microphone mute button for about 15 seconds. You will hear a sound and the Google Assistant will inform you that it is resetting. Keep in mind resetting will erase all data and settings.

Yes, Google Home supports multiple users. Each user can link their Google account and set up voice recognition for personalized results.

Yes, Google Home works with Spotify. You can link your Spotify account in the Google Home app and set it as your default music service.

No, Google Home requires a steady Wi-Fi connection to function properly. It uses Wi-Fi to connect to Google's servers, stream music, control smart home devices, and provide other services.

Yes, Google Home is compatible with Apple devices. You can use the Google Home app available in the App Store to set up and control your Google Home device from your iPhone or iPad.

Yes, Google Home can play radio stations. Simply ask it to play a specific station or ask for a genre or location-based station. You can also link accounts from radio streaming services for more options.

Yes, Google Home can set alarms and reminders. You can ask it to wake you up at a certain time, remind you of an appointment, or even set timers for cooking.