It’ll get confusing if we try and explain all the changes specifically for the US, UK and Australia, so instead here’s a list of the new Tile tracker prices: In return you’re getting ...

Since that time, the company was bought by Life360 and Apple began dominating the field with its AirTag trackers. Now, Tile is back with four new trackers to help people find stuff. The Bluetooth ...

As part of that integration, the new Tile trackers gain a feature that ties into Life360's SOS alert capability, allowing you to press a button on your key finder to send notification and location ...

Here’s what’s new, with reviews of the new trackers coming shortly. The new Tile mate keeps its status as the company’s cheapest and smallest “everything tracker” and features a built-in ...

Most Bluetooth trackers offer a range between 100 to 500 feet. For everyday use, such as finding keys or a wallet indoors, a ...

A new range of bluetooth trackers designed to help keep track of valuables including luggage, keys, wallets, and passports ...

Tile’s New Trackers Challenge AirTags With SOS Feature Technology / Oct 2, 2024 / 05:49 AM PDT Rich DeMuro takes a look at Tile's new trackers that work with both iPhone and Android devices.

Remember Tile? They were one of the first Bluetooth tracking tags, and now they have four new products. The company—fresh off its Life360 acquisition—hopes to stand out in a world of AirTags and ...

iPhones and Android devices should be able to detect unknown Bluetooth trackers automatically. You may want to try proprietary apps sometimes, such as Tile's or Samsung's. If you discover an ...