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Tile's New Trackers Are a Whole Lot Like AirTags

When Apple’s AirTags launched earlier this year, it seemed like Apple had come to eat Tile’s lunch. So it’s not surprising that Tile’s

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Apple AirTag review: Finding your lost keys has never been this easy

Apple AirTag review: Finding your lost keys has never been this easy No Android support Bottom Line Apple AirTags are a simple solution for iPhone owners that helps them find lost stuff. If you’re an Apple user there’s no better solution to keeping track of your priceless belongings. AirTag by Apple Apple AirTags are a simple solution for iPhone owners that helps them find lost stuff. If you’re an Apple user there’s no better solution to keeping track of your priceless belongings. Everyone has at one point or another lost something. Nothing quite matches that frantic feeling of scouring through your couch, nightstand, or car for something that was there just a moment ago. What if you could find your lost stuff easily and precisely with your smartphone? An entire industry has sprung into action for this very scenario and several device makers, including Tile and Samsung, have created smart tags for help locating things. Apple’s AirTags are the latest entry in this category and may just be the best. Find out if they beat the competition in the

Tile to Leverage Amazon Echo and Ring Devices to Better Compete With AirTags

Tile to Leverage Amazon Echo and Ring Devices to Better Compete With AirTags Friday May 7, 2021 2:07 pm PDT by Juli Clover Amazon today announced that it is teaming up with Tile to add Amazon Sidewalk integration to Tile's Bluetooth trackers. Amazon Sidewalk, for those unfamiliar, is a network of Amazon Bluetooth devices that's designed to improve the connectivity of devices like the Ring and Amazon Echo. Tile will now be joining Amazon Sidewalk, and through this integration, Amazon Echo and Ring devices will be able to extend Tile's network coverage to help Tile users locate their lost items. Tile users will also get the benefit of Amazon Alexa, and those with Alexa-enabled devices can say "Alexa, find my [item]" to have their Tile device start ringing. Multiple in-home Echo devices will allow misplaced items to be found faster around the house, and Tile CEO CJ Prober says the technology will also be useful outside the home.

Tile and Level add Amazon Sidewalk support for neighborhood networks

Tile and Level add Amazon Sidewalk support for neighborhood networks Chris Davies - May 7, 2021, 11:27am CDT Amazon Sidewalk, the controversial neighborhood network created by select Echo and Ring devices, is gaining Tile tracker integration, potentially making it easier to hunt down the AirTag rivals. In addition, Level smart locks are also adding support for Sidewalk, while more Echo devices are gaining compatibility for the technology. Sidewalk is a shared neighborhood network, similar in concept to a larger, semi-private WiFi network. Designed to be more ubiquitous, but low-bandwidth, Sidewalk is created by select Echo and Ring devices, using a small portion of your home internet bandwidth pooled with that of your neighbors.

Compared: Apple AirTag vs Tile Pro and Chipolo One Spot

  Apple's launch of AirTag puts it into a growing market of tracking accessories, but how does it compare against the Tile Pro and the Find My-enabled Chipolo One Spot? We compare the trackers. The AirTag is a long-awaited tracking chip that garnered quite a lot of attention, both before and after the "Spring Loaded" event. Leveraging Apple's existing Find My app to allow customers to recover practically any physical item it can be attached to is a big deal to its customers. However, Apple arrives in a market that is already well serviced by several companies, and while it will most probably fare well, it still has to take on its main rivals in the market.