Smart locks offer better protection and peace of mind than traditional locks. They can also be great if you live alone and tend to forget your keys. After all, having the option to open your door ...

If you’re an Apple fan, you likely use Touch ID and/or Face ID to unlock your devices or access your passwords. And you probably love the simplicity that those two biometric security features bring.

Google Pixel Watch users recently noticed that the WearOS 5.1 update has changed the behavior of Touch Lock. Now, users are required to long-press the rotating crown for two seconds to disable the ...

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Wear OS 5.1 changes Touch Lock on the Pixel Watch to disable the crown as well as the screen. Users can no longer scroll notifications or check Quick Settings while the feature is active. Google ...

The Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch launched last year, bringing a fingerprint sensor to one of our favorite smart locks. Now, Yale is making the keypad even more enticing by offering a Z-Wave Smart Module ...

Lockly’s Flex Touch offers a streamlined look to the outside of your home, but we encountered nagging operational problems during our review. Lockly’s vast collection of smart locks continues to grow ...

Yale Home has introduced two new products to its smart lock collection: the Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch and the Yale Assure Lock 2 Plus, which features support for Apple Home Keys. As part of iOS 15, ...

Photo: Level Home Level Home’s second HomeKit-compatible smart lock lets you use your fingertip as a key. But you won’t even really need that finger tap to open your door. The new lock, called the ...

ADT Inc., in collaboration with Yale and the Z-Wave Alliance, today announced the launch of the Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch with Z-Wave for ADT+ . The Z-Wave 800 Series smart lock offers fingerprint ...

The very pretty Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch is plenty smart, and it supports all the major DIY smart home ecosystems—including Apple’s HomeKit. But Apple users will be disappointed to learn it does not ...