A Nest thermostat is installed in a home in Provo, Utah, January 15, 2014. REUTERS/George Frey/Files
SAN FRANCISCO: Alphabet-owned Google and Honeywell International announced a deal to end a patent dispute over technology used in Nest smart thermostats.
The companies said in a joint release that a new patent cross-licensing agreement resolves a pending lawsuit. But they did not disclose terms or financial details.
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