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Almost a decade before Apple revealed the AirTag device tracker, fellow Californian company Tile created a very similar product. Simply called Tile, the device connects to your smartphone via ...

Always losing things? With Tile Pro, long-range Bluetooth tracking locates tagged items, and a loud built-in alarm lets you know if they're in the same room. Choose from two versions: Tile Pro Sport ...

The Mate is Tile's most affordable Bluetooth tracker, but it still packs a loud speaker, good connectivity, and a weatherproof build. The Mate is a small plastic square that measures 1.5 by 1.5 by 0.3 ...

The round Tile Sticker is the new model, but there are also updates to Tile Pro, Tile Mate and Tile Slim. Photo: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac Anyone who’s ever spent a half hour searching for the TV remote ...

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A 2018 Tile Pro can be used for years now that the battery can be swapped out. Photo: Tile For much too long, the best key finder had a significant flaw. A Tile Pro or Tile Mate helps you keep track ...

Tile on Tuesday released a pair of Bluetooth trackers, the Pro and updated Mate, with designs that — finally — accommodate user-replaceable batteries. AppleInsider got its hands on the products and ...

The Tile looks nice enough on a wall, but has enough flaws that for the price we'd recommend other products — from LIFX or otherwise — if you want lights as decorations. As we hinted at in our LIFX ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Tile is in a bit of a tough spot. Recently, the company started facing the mother of all competition — Apple. Apple is not only expanding the ...

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