But isn't it ironic that the solution to a smart-lock failure is to rely on an old-fashioned key? You might end up putting one back under the flowerpot. This is the sort of thing historians will ...

You’ve probably opened your car without sticking a key in the door for at least a decade. So why do we still use old-fashioned keys on the locks at home? Electronic locks, around for years ...

and the old-fashioned key (how quaint). Everything's included in the kit, and the only equipment needed for installation is a Phillips-head screwdriver. The six-pin lock, which is powered by four ...

Korean company KeyWe has launched what it's calling the "smartest lock ever" on Kickstarter. And with Wi-Fi, NFC, Bluetooth, a touchpad and an old-fashioned backup key, it's certainly swinging for ...

KeyMe puts the kibosh on the old-fashioned key copying user experience with a series of new kiosks and just landed a $15 million Series C round to fund aggressive expansion.

Heck, you can even unlock the door using an old-fashioned key. The beauty of this lock is that you can unlock your door for others even if you’re not there. For instance, if you’re on vacation ...