Support for 1st- and 2nd-gen Nest Learning Thermostats ended last week, but they can still be used and they may not stay dumb for long.

A new open source project gives users a second chance to control their older Nests remotely without Google's help.

You can manually set the temperature, but first- and second-gen Nest Learning Thermostats no longer connect to the Google Nest or Home apps. Here are a few well-reviewed substitutes.

The Nest Thermostat launched all the way back in 2011 and 2012, and it was revolutionary. The original Nest created an entire new product category and kicked off the modern smart home. The ability to ...

The new Nest Learning Thermostat has arrived after nearly a decade, and with it, another step towards the death of the old Nest app in favor of Google Home. But that’s not your only option. Like ...

The company is also pulling Nest thermostats out of Europe entirely, citing “unique” heating challenges. The company is also pulling Nest thermostats out of Europe entirely, citing “unique” heating ...

After their announcement earlier this month, Google has confirmed that its new Farsight Faces for the 4th-Gen Nest Learning ...