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iTWire Friday, 23 April 2021 13:35 Belkin launches secure holders for Apple AirTag at A$19.95 each Shares Coming soon to Belkin.com, Apple.com and Apple Stores, Belkin's two AirTag holders are the most affordable yet, with Apple's cheapest holder priced at A$45, although even cheaper clones by the billions from Chinese manufacturers are surely on the way. Belkin. The company started in 1983, making it of the millennial generation, and for decades, has produced products of excellent quality - just take a look at the Belkin website to see all of the cool stuff they offer. The co...

Three things to consider on Apple AirTag preorder day Chris Davies - Apr 23, 2021, 10:47am CDT Apple’s AirTags are up for preorder, with the long-anticipated tracking tiles arriving to make sure you never lose your keys (or backpack, or bike, or anything else) again. Announced earlier this week at Apple’s first big hardware event of 2021, the coin-sized trackers may be among the company’s cheapest products, but they could end up being the most useful of the bunch. Read on for three things you should know as you jump on AirTag preorders. A single AirTag is $29, but yo...

Image: Apple To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. Apple announced everything but the kitchen sink at its Spring Loaded event this morning. Most importantly, it  So, now that AirTags are here, what do you need to know about them? How do Apple’s AirTags work? Image: Apple The AirTags are basically Apple’s version of a Tile. The tiny coin-shaped Bluetooth tracking device integrate...

Apple's cheapest product of this week's big new hardware showcase was arguably its most interesting, with AirTags finally delivering the much-anticipated launch

You attach the tag to, say, a handbag, keys or backpack, and it links to Apple's Find My app. Users can view the item’s current or last-known location on a map. If a user misplaces their item and it is within Bluetooth range, they can use the Find My app to play a sound from the AirTag to help locate it. Users can also ask Siri to find their item, and AirTag will play a sound if it is nearby. If the AirTag is separated from its owner and out of Bluetooth range, the Find My network can help to track it down.