Tile is back, with a series of updated and improved trackers. The trackers come in lots of form factors -- but do they compete with AirTags?

Tile and its global network can now find a misplaced Fitbit Inspire 2 fitness tracker, a clever integration of the two devices!

From the Tile app, Inspire 2 users will then be able to locate their misplaced Fitbit when they’re within Bluetooth range — for example, if the device has been lost somewhere inside their home.

The Tile app, meanwhile, will allow users to launch to an AR-enabled camera view that will help to guide them to the item’s location using overlays, like directional arrows and an AR view of the ...

Once the Tile app is enabled, Inspire 2 users should be able to locate their misplaced device (it happens to the best of us) via its most recent location, or they can use Tile’s global ...

Bluetooth tracker company Tile has announced its selling up for $205 million, less than a year after Apple entered the market with its AirTag.

Both Tile and AirTags use Bluetooth, meaning that you need to be within Bluetooth range (roughly 150 feet) of your tracker for it to appear on the app. If not, you can turn on a “lost mode” within the ...

Amazon announced Friday it will allow location-tracking device maker Tile to join Sidewalk. This partnership could give the small startup access to millions of users. And boost its battle with ...

Interestingly, third-party accessories can be integrated into the Find My app with iOS 14, so Tile could be working with Apple on that despite some rough patches between the two.

Tile is selling its Bluetooth tracking business to Life360 for $205 million Now that Apple has location trackers too, Tile may need more money behind it to compete ...

Tile is poised to compete with Apple's long-rumored AirTags and is planning to introduce an upgraded series of item trackers that include an ultra wideband (UWB) chip for more precise tracking.