Samsung s new Galaxy SmartTag Plus will be available from April 16.
Unlike the standard Galaxy SmartTag, the Plus version uses both Bluetooth and ultra-wideband (UWB) technologies to help you find lost items.
It operates using the SmartThings Find service.
Earlier this year, Samsung launched the Galaxy SmartTag, a Tile competitor that uses Bluetooth Low Energy to help you find your lost items. The South Korean tech giant has now announced the launch of the Galaxy SmartTag+, a beefed-up version with both Bluetooth Low Energy and ultra-wideband (UWB).
Thanks to ultra-wideband (UWB), Samsung says the Galaxy SmartTag+ can pinpoint the location of your missing item with greater accuracy than the standard SmartTag. It also uses augmented reality (AR) to visually guide you to the item using your smartphone s camera. However, you ll need to have an UWB-equipped smartphone to be able to use AR Finder guides. Samsung s best Android phones including the Galaxy S21+ and Galaxy S21 Ultra,
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For years, the best smart locks have been trying to get rid of keys, but the experience often falls short of the simplicity of a key. Sure, you could use the PIN pad to unlock the door, but, personally, inputting a PIN always feels like an easy way for someone to gain easy access by watching you tap (or looking at the fingerprints on that shiny keypad). Smartphone entry is a great alternative especially when locks like the August Wi-Fi Smart Lock will automatically unlock when you re in range but that, of course, requires you to have your phone on your person, making it no better than a key that can be left in the house accidentally.
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The Eufy Wi-Fi Smart Lock one-ups most other smart locks in a way that seems like it should have been obvious from the get-go by adding in a fingerprint scanner right on the keypad. That, combined with its sleek black exterior, makes this an unforgettable, must-have product.
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Several OnePlus 9 Pro owners are experiencing overheating issues with their devices.
Most owners claim the phone starts overheating when using the camera.
OnePlus is aware of the issue and plans to resolve it with a software update.
The OnePlus 9 Pro is, without a doubt, one of the best Android phones launched so far this year, offering nearly everything you would expect from a 2021 flagship. Unfortunately, however, a large number of OnePlus 9 Pro users are reporting overheating problems with their devices.
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Android Police, many OnePlus 9 Pro owners have complained about the issue on Twitter and the company s official support forum. In most cases, OnePlus 9 Pro users get an overheating warning when using the camera app. Surprisingly, the overheating warning can sometimes appear even when attempting to take a photo outside. We can confirm that our OnePlus 9 Pro review unit also suffers from the same i
Nokia is launching six new smartphones today, four of which are part of new lineups.
The X-series brings 5G smartphones to an affordable price point, and the G series offers extended battery life.
The new smartphones will start arriving globally later this month at a starting price as low as €75 ($86).
Since its return to the smartphone market, Nokia has made some of the best cheap Android phones on the market thanks to HMD Global. The designs may not stand out like the Lumia days of yore, but Nokia s smartphones often feature very sturdy builds, inoffensive designs which you can see in devices like the Nokia 5.4. That continues with Nokia s latest launch, which introduces six new smartphones and two new smartphone series, all of which offer great value, impressive battery life, and years of updates.