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Noise Tag 1 With Apple, iOS Compatibility and IPX4 Rating Launched in India
Noise Tag 1 was launched on Friday as the company’s first Bluetooth-enabled tracker. It is a universal smart tag compatible with both Android and iOS devices which can leverage their respective location tracking technologies to locate lost or stolen items like keys, luggage, wallet, and remotes attached to the Bluetooth tracker. The company claim...
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OnePlus 13 Can Be Tracked Even When Powered Off With Google's Find My Device Network
OnePlus 13 may be located when stolen even if the handset’s battery runs out or it is powered off, according to a report. The smartphone was launched in India and the global markets on January 7, equipped with features such as Hasselblad-branded cameras, Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, and a 6,000mAh battery. It also brings support for Google’s Fin...
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JioTag Go With Support For Google’s Find My Device Network Launched in India: Price, Features
JioTag Go was launched in India on Wednesday. It is claimed to be India’s first Android tracker with support for Google’s Find My Device network. Users can locate the tracker with the Google Find My Device app, which uses the network of all Android phones worldwide. The Bluetooth-enabled tracker is claimed to offer a battery life of up to a y...
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Google Lets Users Temporarily Pause Location Updates to Improve Unwanted Bluetooth Tracker Detection
Google has updated its unknown tracker alerts for Android, enabling users to locate and disable hidden trackers. Users can now pause location updates to protect their privacy when a tracker is detected. Additionally, they can find hidden tags compatible with the Find My Device network using an Android smartphone.
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Bluetooth 6.0 Announced With Support for Precise Device Tracking, Improved Security
Bluetooth 6.0 has been announced by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) as the first significant update to the wireless connectivity standard in nearly a decade. Future devices equipped with Bluetooth 6.0 connectivity will be able to locate each other, while digital keys will also get more secure. Bluetooth 6.0 is also expected to being powe...
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JioTag Air Bluetooth Tracker With Support for Apple’s Find My Feature Debuts in India: Specifications, Price
JioTag Air was launched in India as the successor to JioTag on Tuesday. One of the key new features of the device is its compatibility with Apple’s Find My Feature which enables iPhone users to locate lost or stolen items such as keys, luggage, wallets, and even pets – items that are prone to get misplaced.
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Moto Tag Bluetooth Tracker With UWB Connectivity, Find My Device Network Support Launched
Moto Tag has been launched by Motorola as a Bluetooth tracker for Android devices with an ultra-wideband (UWB) connectivity. The newly announced Moto Tag is powered by Google's Find My Device network and claims to provide precise location-tracking capabilities when paired with a UWB-supported smartphone. It also features a dedicated multifunctional...
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Beats Fit Pro TWS Earphones With Spatial Audio, Apple's H1 Chip Launched Globally
Beats Fit Pro TWS earphones were initially launched in the US in November and are now available to purchase globally. They feature active noise cancellation (ANC) along with Spatial Audio support and sport Apple's H1 chip.
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Apple AirTag Review: Expensive, but Potentially Useful
Apple’s new AirTag is a somewhat unique device, meant to help you keep track of personal objects by location on a map, and within short range. Is this Rs. 3,190 button-shaped device worth the fuss? Find out in this review.
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SmartThings Find Will Let You Find Your Lost Galaxy Devices, Even When They Are Offline
Samsung has announced SmartThings Find, a free service that will help you locate your Galaxy devices such as smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, and earbuds. SmartThings Find uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and ultra-wideband (UWB) technologies to help locate devices.
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Bluetooth Location Tracking Will Get More Accurate Thanks to New Direction Finding Feature
Bluetooth-based location tracking services and devices are set to get more accurate with a new direction-finding service in Bluetooth 5.1.
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Noise Tag 1 With Apple, iOS Compatibility and IPX4 Rating Launched in India
Noise Tag 1 was launched on Friday as the company’s first Bluetooth-enabled tracker. It is a universal smart tag compatible with both Android and iOS devices which can leverage their respective location tracking technologies to locate lost or stolen items like keys, luggage, wallet, and remotes attached to the Bluetooth tracker. The company claim...
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OnePlus 13 Can Be Tracked Even When Powered Off With Google's Find My Device Network
OnePlus 13 may be located when stolen even if the handset’s battery runs out or it is powered off, according to a report. The smartphone was launched in India and the global markets on January 7, equipped with features such as Hasselblad-branded cameras, Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, and a 6,000mAh battery. It also brings support for Google’s Fin...
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JioTag Go With Support For Google’s Find My Device Network Launched in India: Price, Features
JioTag Go was launched in India on Wednesday. It is claimed to be India’s first Android tracker with support for Google’s Find My Device network. Users can locate the tracker with the Google Find My Device app, which uses the network of all Android phones worldwide. The Bluetooth-enabled tracker is claimed to offer a battery life of up to a y...
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Google Lets Users Temporarily Pause Location Updates to Improve Unwanted Bluetooth Tracker Detection
Google has updated its unknown tracker alerts for Android, enabling users to locate and disable hidden trackers. Users can now pause location updates to protect their privacy when a tracker is detected. Additionally, they can find hidden tags compatible with the Find My Device network using an Android smartphone.
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Bluetooth 6.0 Announced With Support for Precise Device Tracking, Improved Security
Bluetooth 6.0 has been announced by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) as the first significant update to the wireless connectivity standard in nearly a decade. Future devices equipped with Bluetooth 6.0 connectivity will be able to locate each other, while digital keys will also get more secure. Bluetooth 6.0 is also expected to being powe...
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JioTag Air Bluetooth Tracker With Support for Apple’s Find My Feature Debuts in India: Specifications, Price
JioTag Air was launched in India as the successor to JioTag on Tuesday. One of the key new features of the device is its compatibility with Apple’s Find My Feature which enables iPhone users to locate lost or stolen items such as keys, luggage, wallets, and even pets – items that are prone to get misplaced.
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Moto Tag Bluetooth Tracker With UWB Connectivity, Find My Device Network Support Launched
Moto Tag has been launched by Motorola as a Bluetooth tracker for Android devices with an ultra-wideband (UWB) connectivity. The newly announced Moto Tag is powered by Google's Find My Device network and claims to provide precise location-tracking capabilities when paired with a UWB-supported smartphone. It also features a dedicated multifunctional...
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Beats Fit Pro TWS Earphones With Spatial Audio, Apple's H1 Chip Launched Globally
Beats Fit Pro TWS earphones were initially launched in the US in November and are now available to purchase globally. They feature active noise cancellation (ANC) along with Spatial Audio support and sport Apple's H1 chip.
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Apple AirTag Review: Expensive, but Potentially Useful
Apple’s new AirTag is a somewhat unique device, meant to help you keep track of personal objects by location on a map, and within short range. Is this Rs. 3,190 button-shaped device worth the fuss? Find out in this review.
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SmartThings Find Will Let You Find Your Lost Galaxy Devices, Even When They Are Offline
Samsung has announced SmartThings Find, a free service that will help you locate your Galaxy devices such as smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, and earbuds. SmartThings Find uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and ultra-wideband (UWB) technologies to help locate devices.
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Bluetooth Location Tracking Will Get More Accurate Thanks to New Direction Finding Feature
Bluetooth-based location tracking services and devices are set to get more accurate with a new direction-finding service in Bluetooth 5.1.
