LAS VEGAS – Google wants to be at the center of your future smart home, and its Nest thermostat is well on its way to becoming the control center.
To encourage customers to join the smart-home bandwagon, Nest is pitching its products as a way to save on energy costs, and streamline at-home tasks by working with third-party products.
The company announced at the 2015 International CES on Monday a series of new third-party products, such as dishwashers, appliances and car adapters, which integrate with its thermostat and smoke detector Read more...
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