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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...

26 April 2021, 08:04 pm Apple has confirmed that it is setting up an "Apple Campus" worth $1 billion in North Carolina which is in the eastern part of the country and is the complete opposite of the Cupertino facility in the sunny West Side. Upon its completion, it would hire as many as 3,000 employees that open up massive opportunities for interested workers for the tech company.  (Photo : Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) CUPERTINO, CA - SEPTEMBER 10: Apple CEO Tim Cook speaks on stage during an Apple product announcement at the Apple campus on September 10, 2013 in Cupertino, Califor...

  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...

Apple just made its long-rumored AirTags trackers completely unnecessary The new Find My devices do everything AirTags were supposed to do. There are only three companies participating in the program at launch—Belkin, Chipolo, and VanMoof—but it's easy to see the potential for rapid expansion. We haven't gotten our hands on a Find My device to test yet, but it appears to integrate as easily as an iPhone or pair of AirPods in the Find My app. Connect the device and you'll be able to follow its blue dot in the app, ping it if it's lost nearby, and track it even if it loses its internet conn...

First devices from Belkin, Chipolo, and VanMoof arrive next week on April 7, 2021, 16:24 In brief: On Wednesday, Apple updated its Find My app to include support for third-party devices. Formerly known as Find My iPhone, the app can locate virtually any Apple product you own through a network of WiFi, cellular, and Bluetooth-connected devices. Apple's new Find My Network Accessory Program expands its tracking network to include products from participating manufacturers. Tracking a non-Apple device works the same way as first-party products. Each item will show up on the ...