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Nest is already lining up some heavy hitters for the program, too. The Jawbone UP24 can let your Nest know when you wake up, leading Nest to set your home to the temperature you like.

The Advanced Protection Program was originally introduced to provide an additional layer of security for Google accounts considered to be at a higher risk of compromise or cyberattacks, such as ...

Nest's Developer Program puts Mercedes, Whirlpool, and other third party developers in touch with your smart thermostat.

Nest's "Works with Nest" program now takes advantage of parent company Alphabet's research in machine learning, letting third parties get in on the fun.

Alphabet's own Internet of Things outfit is working to stay one step ahead of hackers--and ahead of shifting consumer privacy expectations.

The Nest is, well, planning on nesting in homes for good when it can connect to more appliances. Nest will need some more developer manpower first.

Before Monday night's launch of the Nest Developer Program, the company teamed up with a handful of others to show how its products can interact with other devices, from light bulbs to cars.