Nest Thermostat

The Nest Thermostat from Google is one of the most recognizable smart home devices of recent years. The latest model to launch simplifies the design and lowers the price, while packing in some helpful controls using technology from the Pixel 4.

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When Nest launched its first thermostat in 2011, its aim was for the device to learn the rhythm of a user's household so it could automate heating. Now a new software update is seeking to take the next step in automation, with family accounts and geofencing.

Nest announced a new version of its learning thermostat Tuesday, the first major update to the product’s hardware since 2012.

This Monday, Nest announced updates to its entire product line: the Nest thermostat, Nest Protect, and Dropcam, which is now going to be called Nest Cam.

Nest Labs has added yet another layer of automation to its smart thermostat by way of integrated support for Automatic's Connected Car Adapter. The partnership will enable those that own both devices to program the climate of their home based on the location of their vehicle.