Tile set to launch a new tracker with ultra wideband and AR support
Tile is working on a new tracker that will feature not only augmented reality support to help find lost items, but also support for ultra wideband for more precise location data.
Tile is working on a new tracker that will feature not only augmented reality support to help find lost items, but also support for ultra wideband for more precise location data.
A new 3D animation allegedly reveals the design of the oft-rumored, but still unofficial, AirTags tracking device.
Spotify, Epic Games, Tile, and other companies have formed the Coalition for App Fairness, aimed at fighting back against Apple’s policies for the App Store.
Tile has introduced a new Premium Protect subscription that will reimburse up to $1,000 per year for lost items.
A new report sheds light on Apple’s policies regarding its new “Find My” Network Accessory Program, which is reportedly still very restrictive for third-party developers and services.
Tile has sent a letter to the EU arguing that Apple is abusing its power and making it harder for Tile customers to use its products.
Tile argued in front of a congressional hearing this week that Apple’s anticompetitive behavior has “gotten worse, not better”.
Tile, along with other companies, is part of congressional hearings arguing that Apple, and other big tech firms, are too big for their own good and limiting competition.
Apple’s upcoming iPhones and Tile-like device will feature ultra-wideband (UWB) technology, according to a new research note from Ming-Chi Kuo obtained by MacRumors. The short-range radio tech uses little power and offers more precise indoor positioning than Bluetooth or Wi-Fi.
Apple is rumored to be launching a Tile-like tracking device soon, and new details of the unannounced product have surfaced. That includes a dedicated tab within the Find My app, and much more.
Word on the street is that Apple is developing a new Tile-like accessory that would help owners find lost items. And now code discovered in iOS 13 suggests that accessory is indeed on the way.
Thanks to these expanded partnerships, Bose customers will be able to easily locate their lost or misplaced headphones using a feature not unlike Find My AirPods capability.