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Yes. The missing piece! Now dear GOOG will now how chilly I like it in the summer...
Seriously, cool stuff.
Google grabs Nest in $3.2 billion deal; former iPod boss Fadell to stay in charge | iMore
Wonder if Apple passed or had a chance at this before Google pounced...
I'm personally excited about getting advertisements through my nest thermostat now that google owns it...
"Hey, you turned the temp up...your local Walmart has heated throw blankets on sale this weekend! Press screen for details!"
...all kidding aside though, I love our nest...it's seriously one of the best things we bought for our condo (which is hard to maintain temp in because it's higher up).
http://i.imgur.com/UtwMeNt.jpg
I have been contemplating one for a little while now for my condo. Not sure how much I would like it. I keep hoping Verizon has a good sale on them. We get 35% off
It's really worth it...the learning system on it alone was night and day better than the Honeywell one we had before (and it was the best one they offered in their line up!).
It will likely depend on where and how you mount it. Mine's installed in the hallway near my garage entrance. My dog (a small Pug) has never set it off. I'm thinking because it's in a relatively narrow hallway, the sensor doesn't have as deep a field of view, and as such, can't pick up anything passing directly below it.I just watched a video on it and it said something about it sensor when people are not home and adjusting the temp according- I have two large dogs- do you think that will mess with the sensor?
I just watched a video on it and it said something about it sensor when people are not home and adjusting the temp according- I have two large dogs- do you think that will mess with the sensor?
Blackberry Guy explained it best...you have to mount it in a way where they wouldn't pick up on it's sensor. We mounted ours where our old thermostat was, but it just happened to be an area where it doesn't have a very far line of site for foot traffic, so unless dogs started walking upright on their back legs, it'd never see them.