Nest and Virgin America have announced a new featured called ‘Total Temperature Control’, which acts like an individual climate control feature on your flight:
We’re teaming up with Virgin America to reinvent the way people fly. Watch as Tony Fadell and Sir Richard Branson introduce Total Temperature Control, the newest product from Nest.
Check out the video below:
If you haven’t figured it out by now, this isn’t real. It’s an April Fools’ Day joke put on by both companies and is expected to go viral, making it a PR person’s dream. It’s not April 1 here yet, but in other parts of the world it is.
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