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  • May 11th, 2013

    From The Garage To 200 Employees In 3 Years: How Nest Thermostats Were Born

    Editor’s note:  Derek Andersen is the founder of Startup Grind, a 40-city community bringing the global startup world together while educating, inspiring, and connecting entrepreneurs.

    I remember when the press first hit about Nest Labs, the guys behind the iPod/iPhone were taking on thermostats everywhere! A collective “huh?” went through the tech industry. It felt like the tech version… → Read More

    December 4th, 2012

    Nest’s Tony Fadell Talks Thermostats, Apple, Kickstarter And Hardware Startups At LeWeb

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    At LeWeb Paris this morning, Nest Labs’ Founder and CEO Tony Fadell took the stage with the Iliad Group’s founder Xavier Niel to talk about his advanced thermostat and the Internet of Things. → Read More

    October 24th, 2011

    Tony Fadell on Jobs and Apple’s Legacy (TCTV)

    These are bittersweet days for Tony Fadell. The man who oversaw 18 generations of the iPod and the first three versions of the iPhone is finally launching his new company, Nest Labs, today. It has been eighteen months in the making and marks a new era for thermostats– and quite possibly other neglected categories of home electronics.

    But he’s also recently lost his former boss and long time… → Read More

    October 24th, 2011

    Tony Fadell Demos His New Nest Learning Thermostat (TCTV)

    Even if you read our story earlier tonight on iPod Godfather Tony Fadell’s new company Nest Labs and its new Learning Thermostat, you may still be wondering how anyone could make a thermostat an object of beauty. So we sat down with Fadell to get a video demo of the device that brought him out of retirement and has been eighteen months in the making.

    True to the Apple aesthetic it’s one big… → Read More

    October 24th, 2011

    iPod Godfather Tony Fadell Finally Reveals His New Product: A Thermostat. No, Really.

    For the last eighteen months, the tech world has been anxiously awaiting news of what iPod godfather Tony Fadell is up to. His staff has been sworn to secrecy since word got out he was leaving retirement to do something new. Despite reporters camping out in front of his office with cameras, the news somehow stayed a secret– no small feat in the ever-leaky land of Silicon Valley.

    No doubt the… → Read More