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Use Bluetooth Tags to Keep Track of Your Crap Share To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, hacks and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Lifehacker Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a fix. Samsung recently announced a pair of tiny, battery-powered dongles called SmartTags that will help you keep track of your important items. These key-fob-like devices have a months-long battery life and communicate with Samsung phones via Bluetooth. Clip them to a set of keys, a pet’s collar, a back...

However, there's a catch. You can only use this device to find things you lost if it is attached to one of them. This means that the only belongings you can find are keys, backpacks, purses, and other items that you usually attached to the SmartTag. Samsung's SmartTag uses a Bluetooth connection so that it can work. This means that you need to use a smartphone that has an app specifically designed to access SmartTag locating feature. As of the moment, the SmartTag Plus, which has an ultrawideband wireless feature, is only compatible with the latest Samsung Galaxy S21 and Samsung Galaxy S20 sm...

Source: Samsung Best answer: No. Samsung's SmartTag does not support UltraWide Band (UWB). However, Samsung SmartTag Plus is due out later this year will support UWB tech. The regular version of the SmartTag only supports Bluetooth LE. Location tracker: Samsung SmartTag ($30 at Samsung) Samsung SmartTags are Samsung's answer to Tile At Samsung Unpacked, Samsung unveiled its new SmartTags, which are small, battery-powered trackable tags similar to many other Bluetooth trackers out there. You attach them to clothes, personal items, or pet collars. You can use the Samsung SmartThings Find app to...

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The SmartTag and SmartTag Plus are brand-new Bluetooth trackers announced alongside the three new Galaxy S21 phones. Here's what you should know.