Google will stop supporting early Nest thermostats on October 25

Google announced this week This beginning of October 25 will no longer support or publish an update of software for the thermostats to learn first and second generations. And it will completely stop launching new nest products in Europe.

This means that the owners of Nest thermostat published in 2011 and 2012 (as well as a 2014 version published in Europe) will not get updates, and their devices will no longer be supported in Nest and Home applications. However, they will be able to adjust the temperature and arrange directly to their devices.

“In order to fully invested in [future] Progress and brought you the most up -to -date features on our latest generation of Nest thermostat, we will exceed the support of the three oldest devices, every older than decades, “Google said.

As for why they will no longer launch Nest thermostats in Europe, the company added: “Heating systems in Europe are unique and have different hardware and software needs that make it challenging to build for a diverse set of homes.” Existing nest devices will continue to be sold in Europe while supplies last.