I've been running some unscientific tests for the past few days, essentially stalking myself with an AirTag that was set up using an Apple ID other than mine. The goal was to find out how quickly I would get notified about someone tracking me, but I was also curious about what the process would be to alert me about it.
After several days of tracking myself, this is what I found out.
Apple finally introduced its item tracking accessory, AirTag, back in April. Now Nomad is getting into the game, introducing a pair of new case options for the small device.
Apple announced its new AirTag tracking accessory at the Spring Loaded event just over two weeks ago, and the first deliveries only started reaching the hands of avid customers last weekend.
Despite how new the product is, it seems that it has already been hacked by brilliant minds in the security research space.
If you've been wondering whether AirTags, Apple's personal item trackers, work with the Family Sharing feature so you could share AirTags with family members, we have bad news for you.
Check out these 14 tips to maximize the use of your AirTag and unlock its full potential.
Apple's AirTag is a small disc, and it's designed to help you find lost items. It's very similar to many other item trackers out there. Except for one, potentially very important detail.
Way, way back in 2019 (which feels like forever ago), the first rumor regarding Apple's Tile-like item tracking device surfaced. We've been hearing about the device that would eventually be called AirTag off-and-on ever since. But it was only this month that Apple finally made the product officially official.
Earlier this month, before Apple's Spring Loaded event, a company called Chipolo announced the ONE Spot item tracker. It's a capable accessory, but it made headlines because of the fact it was the first third-party item tracker to support Apple's Find My network.
Demand for Apple's AirPods audio accessories is reportedly falling, with Apple sitting on excess inventory as cheaper brands have offered more affordable alternatives.
Twelve South is back with another accessory, this one designed specifically for the iPhone 12 lineup -- but also for AirPods and AirPods Pro with a wireless charging case.
Our friends over at Nomad announced two new accessories on Tuesday. The first is the Base Station Mini, a gorgeous wireless charger with a black padded leather surface, and the second is a 20W USB-C power adapter.
Bad news for anyone hoping to use their old Magic Keyboard with the new 12.9-inch iPad Pro sporting a mini-LED screen: you'll need to buy a new Magic Keyboard or find an alternative.