I'm gonna tell you all what my heart's been a-dyin' to be sayin' If you decide someday to stop this little game that you are playin' I get confused 'cause I don't know where I stand You always keep me guessin', I never seem to know what you are thinkin'Īnd if a fella looks at you, it's for sure your little eye will be a-winkin' Love is kinda crazy with a spooky little girl like you I call you up and ask you if you like to go and meet and see a movieįirst you say no, you've got some plans for the night Also ideal for October 31st, this plays an “hour-long playlist of “spooktacular” sounds and music to greet your trick-or-treaters or party guests.In the cool of the evening when ev'rything is gettin' kind of groovy Other Halloween-themed functionality is the long-running “Hey Google, get spooky” command. Version 5.40.0.2 of the Nest client is rolling out now. To enable Nest Hello spooky ringtones, visit the new “Seasonal themes” preferences in the Nest app and select “Spooky sounds.” You can return to the default at anytime. Given the seasonal nature of this whimsical feature, spooky ringtones will be available starting today “through early November.” Later that month, Google will add “winter ringtones” to finish out the year in whimsy. That said, it might be annoying on any other day.

Nest Hello spooky ringtones are particularly ideal on Halloween night when there are a slew of trick-or-treaters. Rotating sounds include “cackling witch, a ghost, a vampire, or a scary monster.”

In lieu of a standard “ding dong” sound, the Nest Hello can play “spooky ringtones” for the person at the door, as well as your Nest Smart Displays and speakers inside if “Visitor announcements” are enabled. Just in time for Halloween, spooky ringtones start rolling out today and will be updated throughout the year. As we discovered last week, the Nest Hello video doorbell is getting seasonal themes.

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