The energy provider has formed a partnership with smart home company Netatmo, whose smart thermostats let you check and change the temperature in your house from your iOS, Android or Windows Phone.

Britta is the former Deputy Editor of Pocket-lint and has covered the consumer technology industry since 2012. Her specialties include smartphones, smart home, speakers, and wearables. Netatmo has ...

Some places in the world are hot during the summer and spend huge amounts of money to cool homes while others get cheap utility bills in the summer and spend boatloads trying to heat their homes in ...

When we moved into a brand new home we thought that it would at least have a reasonable heating setup. How wrong we were. Instead a dual Siemens system - one thermostat for upstairs, one for ...

2017 International CES Las Vegas. NV & Fountain Valley, CA – January 4 - Netatmo, the revolutionary smart home company, developing ground-breaking, intuitive and beautifully-designed connected ...

Last fall, a Paris-based startup called Netatmo launched its first product. The personal weather station–two miniature silver towers that sync with an app–uses air quality sensors to create a ...

Smart thermostats aren't terribly uncommon at this point, though the most popular maker of such devices is arguably Nest. More options are slowly cropping up, however, the latest of which is Netatmo, ...

Paris, January 6, 2020 - Legrand, global specialist in electrical and digital building infrastructure, is taking part in Unveiled at CES2020 in Las Vegas to announce Drivia with Netatmo: its first ...

The smart home brand Netatmo today, Thursday, presented new versions of its long-standing products for heating and video surveillance. The biggest changes are to the thermostats for walls and ...