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Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 3 Launches with iOS Support and Smaller Design
tech9 days ago

Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 3 Launches with iOS Support and Smaller Design

Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy SmartTag 3, a Bluetooth tracker that is 35% smaller and 33% lighter than its predecessor. The device features a new squircle design without a built-in key ring, requiring separate cases for attachment. It offers up to 550 days of battery life and introduces cross-platform compatibility, allowing it to work with both Samsung and iOS devices. The tracker uses Bluetooth 6.0 Channel Sounding for detection up to 60 meters away and integrates with the Galaxy Find Network. It launches in South Korea on October 7, 2026, with a US release in November for $29.99.

via The Verge|
#bluetooth-trackers#galaxy-find-network#ios-compatibility
Pixel Tag steps into the AirTag arena at a $29 price
technology1 month ago

Pixel Tag steps into the AirTag arena at a $29 price

Google debuts the Pixel Tag as a first‑party Android tracker with Find Hub support and UWB-based Precision Finding. The oblong tracker, powered by a replaceable CR2032 battery, can guide you to a lost item with directional arrows and can be located via Pixel Watch or Pixel Buds. It costs $29 (or $99 for a four‑pack) and won’t go on sale until November 11, entering a crowded market with potential in Google’s ecosystem, though it oddly lacks a built‑in hole for attaching to items.

via Android Authority|
#apple-airtag#bluetooth-trackers#find-hub
Chipolo unveils rechargeable Bluetooth trackers with extended range and cross-platform compatibility
technology1 year ago

Chipolo unveils rechargeable Bluetooth trackers with extended range and cross-platform compatibility

Chipolo has launched its first rechargeable Bluetooth trackers, the Loop and Card, which support Apple and Google Find My networks, last around six months on a charge, and are available for preorder at $39. The Loop features a colorful silicone ring and USB-C charging, while the Card resembles a credit card and supports Qi wireless charging. Both are water and dust resistant with a Bluetooth range of 400 feet.

via The Verge|
#bluetooth-trackers#chipolo#device-tracking
Top Bluetooth Trackers to Reduce Stress and Save Time
technology1 year ago

Top Bluetooth Trackers to Reduce Stress and Save Time

Users love the compact Tile Bluetooth trackers for their ease of use, durability, and features like a built-in loop, reverse sound, and emergency SOS, which help reduce stress and save time by easily locating misplaced belongings. They are highly rated, water-resistant, have a long battery life, and are compatible with both iOS and Android, making them a popular choice for keeping track of keys, bags, and other valuables.

via HuffPost|
#bluetooth-trackers#find-lost-items#smart-device
Apple AirTags Hit Record Low Prices for Cyber Monday
technology1 year ago

Apple AirTags Hit Record Low Prices for Cyber Monday

Apple's AirTags are available at a significant discount for Cyber Monday, with a four-pack priced at $69.99 and single trackers at $24. These Bluetooth trackers are ideal for iPhone users due to their ultra wideband chip and integration with Apple's Find My system, offering precise tracking capabilities. The AirTags are waterproof, have user-replaceable batteries, and will soon feature enhanced sharing options with iOS 18.

via The Verge|
#airtags#apple#bluetooth-trackers
Android Find My Device Trackers Now Shipping with 2-4 Week Wait
technology2 years ago

Android Find My Device Trackers Now Shipping with 2-4 Week Wait

Chipolo's new Bluetooth trackers, the ONE Point and CARD Point, are now shipping and compatible with Google's Find My Device network. The ONE Point is a round tracker with a replaceable battery, while the CARD Point is a thin, credit card-shaped tracker with a non-replaceable battery. Both are splash-proof and have a Bluetooth range of up to 200 feet. Initial setup is straightforward, and the trackers offer features like sound alerts and location tracking via the Find My Device app. A more extensive review and comparison with other trackers will follow.

via Android Authority|
#bluetooth-trackers#chipolo#google-find-my-device
"Google Expands Find My Device Network to Support More Android Models, Including Pixel 8 and 8 Pro"
technology2 years ago

"Google Expands Find My Device Network to Support More Android Models, Including Pixel 8 and 8 Pro"

Tile is not currently working on a compatible tracker for Google's Find My Device network, despite being previously mentioned as a partner. The company is focusing on integrating its technology into the Life360 map and providing a cross-platform solution for locating people, pets, and things. Google's Find My Device network, which relies on Bluetooth proximity, has gone live in the US and Canada with support from various brands, but Tile's compatible tracker is notably absent from the list.

via Android Authority|
#bluetooth-trackers#find-my-device-network#google
"Chipolo Introduces 'One Point' and 'Card' Trackers to Google's Find My Device Network, Competing with Android's Upgraded Locator Service"
technology2 years ago

"Chipolo Introduces 'One Point' and 'Card' Trackers to Google's Find My Device Network, Competing with Android's Upgraded Locator Service"

Chipolo is launching two new Bluetooth trackers, the One Point and Card Point, designed exclusively for Google's Find My Device network, with features such as "ring to find" and compatibility with Google's Fast Pair. The One Point offers a one-year battery life and the ability to replace the battery, while the Card Point boasts a two-year battery life and a renewal program. These trackers will be available on Chipolo.net starting on May 27, 2024, and will also support unwanted location tracking alerts on Android and iOS.

via Android Central|
#bluetooth-trackers#card-point#chipolo
"Google's Android Bluetooth Trackers and Find My Device Network: What You Need to Know"
technology2 years ago

"Google's Android Bluetooth Trackers and Find My Device Network: What You Need to Know"

Android's Bluetooth tracking network, announced a year early, is set to launch with hardware partners Pebblebee and Chipolo shipping their trackers in late May. The trackers will be supported by Android's 3 billion-device Bluetooth tracker network and can be tracked using Google's "Find My Device" app. The devices will use speaker-based tracking and will be part of a joint standard with Apple to alert users if a tracker is being used to stalk them. The delay in shipping was due to waiting for Apple's release of its half of the joint tracking standard, which is expected to come out in iOS 17.5 at the end of May.

via Ars Technica|
#android#apple#bluetooth-trackers
"Apple's iOS 17.5 Unveils AirTag Integration and New Features"
technology2 years ago

"Apple's iOS 17.5 Unveils AirTag Integration and New Features"

Apple's upcoming iOS 17.5 update will introduce new features to address privacy and security concerns related to Bluetooth trackers like AirTag, allowing the Find My app to identify and alert users about uncertified tracking accessories. Google is also set to launch its own Find My Device network, which will provide similar protections for Android users. These developments aim to address worries about potential misuse of tracking devices and enhance the security of the tracking experience for users.

via Forbes|
#airtag#apple#bluetooth-trackers