Tile adds a new lost and found feature, safety from unwanted tracking, and a new ultra-wideband tracker. Sound familiar? Reading time 3 minutes When Apple’s AirTags launched earlier this year, it ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Over the last five years, Bluetooth trackers have emerged as a popular way to track your valuables. While Tile was among the early entrants in ...

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Tile has released QR code stickers designed to help you recover your lost stuff without having to give away your exact whereabouts. Tile's Lost and Found labels are stickers that can be attached to ...

Almost a decade before Apple revealed the AirTag device tracker, fellow Californian company Tile created a very similar product. Simply called Tile, the device connects to your smartphone via ...

Tile, a company that makes Bluetooth-based item trackers that compete with Apple's AirTags, today introduced a refreshed lineup of devices and new features that make it easier for users to locate lost ...

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At some point, you’re going to misplace something important, like your beloved Nintendo Switch, your Steam Deck. And sadly, it’s not possible to remotely track the location of either console, should ...

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