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Source: Joseph Keller / iMore The more I think about it, the more confident I am in this assertion: AirTags are perfectly Apple products. Not a perfect Apple product, mind you. AirTag has room to grow. But it truly encapsulates some critical aspects of Apple's product design philosophy for both good and ill. Apple has usually excelled at purpose-built products. Think of Apple's various "pod" products over the years: iPod, HomePod, AirPods. All excellent products built towards singular purposes (even if the HomePod has now been discontinued, I still contend that it's an excellent speaker, just...

Macworld Find My tracker wars heat up as Chipolo takes jab at Apple’s AirTag "No accessory needed." body> Apple's AirTag may be the only game in town right now if you want a Find My-based location tracker, but it won't be for long. In just two weeks, Chipolo will open up preorders for its own One Spot tracker, which is built specifically to work with the iPhone app. But Chipolo wants everyone to know that you won't need any extra equipment to attach its One Spot tracker to everyday items like keys and zippers. In an email with the subject, Can you Spot the difference? Chipolo told p...

  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 probab...

Best lost item trackers pitted against the AirTag Bharat Bhushan - Apr 25, 2021, 5:02am CDT Apple has finally launched its much-awaited AirTag to help users locate items from keys to luggage and pets. With the launch of Apple’s own tracking accessory, the market for such devices has started to create a buzz; already there are surveys suggesting that almost 63-percent of smartphone users are “somewhat” interested in purchasing a tracking device. If you’re willing to take the leap of faith yourself, it’s important to weigh your choices before committing to a tag for...

Apple's Find My app first appeared in 2010 as the Find my iPhone app. The first third-party devices to be recognised in the app include certain bicycles. — Apple/dpa Apple has had an app that lets you locate your iPhone or AirPods for quite some time. But only now has the company opened things up to third-party providers, enabling you to track everyday things like bicycles and not just your tablet or watch. Until now, the Find My app was essentially useless if you wanted help finding any smart device that wasn't made by Apple. But the bikes of a Dutch manufacturer are now among the first ...