US EditionApple’s New AirTag Tracker Is Better, but Not Upgrade-Worthy
Apple's updated AirTag features a 50% louder speaker and Apple Watch Precision Finding, enhancing item tracking without raising the device’s $29 price point.
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Apple’s new AirTag tracker is better, but not upgrade-worthy
By Chris Welch, Bloomberg Apple Inc.’s new second-generation AirTag is basically a slightly better do-over of the original. At $29 for a single item tracker or $99 for a four-pack, it also costs the same. Upgraders can expect slightly better wireless range, a louder chime and the ability to pinpoint an item’s location with their Apple Watch: no iPhone necessary. Related Articles Apple’s upbeat forecast clouded by fears about rising…
Losing the keys, backpack or suitcase just before a trip is a more common situation than it seems. AirTag was born precisely to put an end to that type of everyday problems and, with the arrival of its second version, it consolidates itself as one of the most useful accessories of the Apple ecosystem. A locator designed for real life By size and approach, AirTag may seem like a minor product, but in the day to day it shows just the opposite. Its…
After five years of almost-statu quo, the AirTag returns with an update that looks less like a revolution than a trajectory correction. And yet, it is perhaps the most important: this new generation AirTag 2 is not just "better to find", it also seeks to be heard better — in the sense of [...] The Apple AirTag 2 article: more reach, more noise... and finally enhanced safety appeared first on BlogNT: the Blog of New Technologies.
AirTag tracking disks are a lifesaver for travelers, small children, and distracted adults, even though they have long since lost their magic as a protection against thieves. Apple has now unexpectedly introduced a new version. The second generation of AirTag promises to make it a little easier to find lost things. It has a new communication chip and...
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