Nest, owned by Google parent company Google, is adding Google Assistant support to its smart deadbolt Nest x Yale Lock. Starting August 29, the security tool will be compatible with the AI ...

A faulty Preview Program update for the Nest Hub Max is causing some Nest x Yale Lock owners to find their device disconnected.

The Nest x Yale smart lock has been on the market since March of this year, and it is finally getting Google Assistant integration on August 29.

The Nest x Yale Lock was a pillar of Google’s smart home for years, and perhaps for much longer than it really should have been. Now, a successor of sorts has finally arrived in the new Yale ...

The Nest X Yale Lock will work with the digital assistant on smartphones and Google Home ($99.00 at Target) devices, allowing voice commands for the first time.

The Nest x Yale lock, which launched in January, works with the Nest Hello Doorbell to recognize faces and announce visitors through your Google Home smart speaker.

If you’re using a Google Nest Hub Max to connect your Next x Yale Lock or Nest Detect sensors to the internet, get ready for a big change.

The Google Nest x Yale Lock is a sleek and easy-to-use smart lock for your home.

For those enrolled in the software preview program for the Nest Hub Max, Google is advising that a new software update is breaking your Nest x Yale lock’s connection to the internet.

The Nest Hello went up for sale on the Google Store about a week ago, and now it's the Nest x Yale Lock's turn. The keyless lock can now be purchased for $279 from Google's storefront.