Tile, the AirTag rival now owned by Life360, today launched a new cat-tracking tag to help pet owners find their furry friends. The new device, “Tile for Cats,” is essentially a modified version of ...

The top Bluetooth trackers, Apple's second-gen AirTag and all four Tile models, go head-to-head in our tests to determine which one deserves a spot on your key ring.

They were one of the first Bluetooth tracking tags, and now they have four new products. The company—fresh off its Life360 acquisition—hopes to stand out in a world of AirTags and Android Trackers ...

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Researchers have discovered major security flaws with Tile tracking tags, according to a report by Wired. These flaws could allow both the company itself and tech-savvy stalkers to track a user's ...

You can now easily strap a Tile tracker to your cat — dangle-free — with the company’s new collar accessory combo for $40. You can now easily strap a Tile tracker to your cat — dangle-free — with the ...

If you often lose things, having a tracker can be very helpful. Both Apple's Find My Network with the AirTag and Amazon Sidewalk with the Tile tracker have fantastic features that can help you locate ...

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A popular device used to track personal belongings and ostensibly protect consumers from theft could expose significant security flaws elsewhere. According to a team of researchers at the Georgia ...