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When I interviewed Tony Fadell, the inventor of the iPod and now CEO of Nest,
two years ago, he told me that he started the company, which sells
smart thermostats and alarms, because existing products for taking
control of your home over the Internet were clunky and appealed only to
the technically minded (see “Nest’s Control Freaks”). “Home automation is for single geeky guys. It’s not for families,” he said.
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