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.

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 ...

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.

While the product is being discontinued, Google says that more controls for the Nest x Yale Lock are coming to the Google Home app soon.

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.

You'd think the Nest x Yale Lock would support Google Assistant from the outset given its pedigree, but not so -- you've had to use the app. It's finally here, though. As of August 29th, you can ...

The new Yale Smart Lock with Matter replaces the Yale x Nest smart lock and features a keypad, keyway, and Thread connectivity.

The Nest X Yale Lock with Nest Connect is a sharp-looking smart door lock that combines Yale reliability with Nest IoT home connectivity.