Californian tech company Tile was making device trackers a decade before Apple revealed the AirTag. Like Apple’s finder, the Tile is a small device that connects to a keyring, bag or something else ...

When we talk about the best key finder out there, it goes without saying that the Tile Pro makes it to the top of the list almost every time. This is thanks to its excellent range of up to 400 feet as ...

Tile’s various Bluetooth trackers can cost anywhere from $15 up to $40 or more. It’s nice to be able to find your stuff more easily, but that’s a hefty price tag for something that can be had for much ...

A selection of the best key finders and Bluetooth trackers we’ve tried and tested (Alex Lee/The Independent) We also looked at the ... we assessed how easy it was to remove and replace, too. The Tile ...

Chris has reported for various tech and consumer goods outlets over the past decade, including Android Police and MakeUseOf since early 2022. Previously, he has contributed to outlets such as ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – Holiday shopping continues and tech gifts may be at the top of your list. If you don’t want to spend a lot of money on stocking stuffer gifts, there may be some options for ...

Keys have long been the root of misplacement conundrums, with heart-stopping visions of the jingly bundles taking a ride through the sewers via the holey grates above and the ever-common "Honey, where ...

Time is of the essence Around 9am one Monday morning, we placed both an Apple AirTag and a Tile Mate behind a street sign on a busy thoroughfare, around one mile from our home. We then returned home, ...

Tile was an early Selfstarter success story, and now it’s hitting the big leagues. Starting today, there’s a new version that will be available both online and in retail stores. The Tile is designed ...

People lose their keys - a lot. Hence the wide array of key finders popping up on crowd funding websites. Most of them are cool looking like Tile or bright like Nokia's Treasure Tag, but none of them ...

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