First Alert recently announced a new life-safety collaboration with its new First Alert Smart Smoke & Carbon Monoxide (CO) ...

Google introduced the first-gen Nest Protect smart home accessory in 2013. The company released the second-gen model in 2015, which it has just discontinued. If you like Google’s smart home ...

In discontinuing the Nest Protect and Nest x Yale Lock yesterday, Google Nest reiterated its commitment to “building devices for the home.” Yesterday’s “Upcoming changes to our device ...

In a move that’s left many smart home enthusiasts stunned, Google has announced the end of its Nest Protect smart smoke and carbon monoxide alarm. Effective March 28, 2025, this marks the ...

Lossless audio comes to the AirPods Max, the Pixel 9a gets an on-shelf date, and Sony’s midrange buds get a chunky upgrade.

This week, Google similarly announced the end of Nest Protect (a fire and CO2 detector/alarm) and Nest x Yale lock (a smart door deadbolt), but learned its lesson from the mistakes of Nest Secure.

The First Alert smart, two-in-one alarm can connect with Nest Protect Smoke & CO Alarms, and if one alarm sounds, all connected and compatible alarms will alert families to the danger.

Here’s how it works. That promise of future hardware was made in a blog post (via 9to5Google) that also announced that the Nest Protect smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detector, and the Nest x ...

Google has discontinued producing the second-generation Nest Protect connected smoke detector. Existing Nest Protect units will continue to receive software and security updates. Google recommends ...

Google has discontinued the 2nd-gen Nest Protect smart smoke detector. The search titan has posted on the Google Nest Community Blog that it is no longer producing new units of the Nest Protect.