Tile, a company that makes Bluetooth-based item trackers that compete with Apple's AirTags, today introduced a refreshed lineup of devices and new features that make it easier for users to locate lost ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. After getting Sherlocked by Apple's AirTag and exiting to Life360 late last year, lost item tracker Tile is launching a new ...

Tile has just launched "Lost and Found" QR labels that are a essentially a low-tech way to get your stuff back. They're meant to be used on small or perhaps not particularly valuable items like ...

Lastly, there’s a QR code on the back of the Tile pro. If someone finds your Tile and scans this with their phone, they are shown your contact details – but only if you have previously set up this ...

Tile adds a new lost and found feature, safety from unwanted tracking, and a new ultra-wideband tracker. Sound familiar? Reading time 3 minutes When Apple’s AirTags launched earlier this year, it ...

For a tense year leading up to the on-again, off-again launch from Apple, I had one persistent question for the makers of Tile, the original Bluetooth finding device: "What are you going to do when ...

Bluetooth trackers have been around for a while, but there has been a real emphasis on them in the last couple of years, largely thanks to Apple. Like most product categories that the company decides ...

After getting Sherlocked by Apple's AirTag and exiting to Life360 late last year, lost item tracker Tile is launching a new product -- and it's not a hardware device. Today, the company introduced new ...