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Google is rolling out an update that’ll let you adjust the brightness levels on its newest Nest Learning Thermostat, fixing a key issue that made it difficult to read, according to Android Authority.
The fourth-gen Nest Learning Thermostat is Google’s biggest redesign for the smart thermostat since it launched in 2011. Released in August, one of the thermostat’s major new features was the 2.7-inch display, which was double the size of its predecessor and more customizable. For example, you can have the main display be a clock, show the weather or indoor temperature. As you get closer, it can then transition to showing the humidity, outdoor temperature, and even an outdoor air quality index score.
There was one huge drawback, though: o…
