News & Reviews:   Apple AirTag

Just a few hours ago, Apple introduced the next generation of its AirTag item tracker, enhancing its tracking range and overall findability. The updated AirTag builds now deliver more powerful Precision Finding, a longer Bluetooth range, and a louder built-in speaker to help users locate lost items more easily.

According to The Information, it is believed to be moon-shaped and thin with a body made of aluminium and glass. There are two cameras, one wide-angle and the other ultra-wide, for taking photos and videos. If development goes smoothly, Apple's smart pin could launch in 2027. So, what should you know about it?

Google is reportedly in the midst of developing a Bluetooth tracker device to compete with the Apple AirTag. Codenamed ‘Grogu’, it is alleged that the Google Nest team is taking lead in the development of the tracker.

While the idea of tracking your missing items sounds like a great idea, some people have apparently abused the AirTag to stalk others. Launched last April, Apple just released a statement on an update on the AirTag and unwanted tracking. 

Today, Apple has presented several products including the iPad Pro with M1 chip, 24-inch colourful iMacs, new purple iPhone 12/12 mini, and more. Surprisingly, the tech giant has also announced the long-awaited smart tracker dubbed AirTag at the event. Not only helping users to find lost items, but the device can also be engraved with custom emojis, words, and numbers. However, it is said that the company will limit users on expressing their creativity in some context.

Today, Apple made a big announcement on the new M1 iPad Pro and colourful iMacs. Besides that, the company also announced some mini news such as the long-rumoured Apple Card and AirTag, as well as a new iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 mini in purple finish. Here's everything you need to know about the things they announced earlier.