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Chipolo Pop tracker in yellow at the right and the Chipolo mobile app on an iPhone device showing tracker found.

New Chipolo Pop supports Apple and Google Find My networks

The image shows a Twelve South PlugBug charger plugged into a wall outlet. An iPhone is connected to the charger and displays a map of Charleston with the location of the PlugBug charger identified. The screen also shows the text "Janet's PlugBug" and "1503 King Street Ext." The image highlights the charger's compatibility with Apple's Find My functionality, as indicated by a badge in the top left corner that reads "Works with Apple Find My." The charger has a sleek white and red design, and two cables are connected to it.

Twelve South’s PlugBug charger with Apple Find My support is now on sale

The image shows an Apple AirTag against a green background with white dots resembling snow. The AirTag is a small, circular device with a metallic finish and the Apple logo in the center. The text around the edge of the AirTag reads "Bluetooth LE • Ultra Wideband • AirTag • Designed by Apple in California • Assembled in China."

American Airlines now supports Apple AirTags for lost luggage tracking

Hero object shot of Apple AirTag with mirrror back engravings ultra wideband

Apple AirTags respond to Reese’s Law with new safety labels

The image shows an exploded view of the Elevation Lab TimeCapsule, a battery case designed for the Apple AirTag. The case is open, revealing two Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA batteries and a white circular AirTag. The top cover of the case is shown above the base, which houses the batteries and AirTag, demonstrating how the components fit together. The background is a solid blue color.

TimeCapsule by Elevation Lab extends your AirTag’s life to 10 years

The image shows an Apple AirTag against a green background with white dots resembling snow. The AirTag is a small, circular device with a metallic finish and the Apple logo in the center. The text around the edge of the AirTag reads "Bluetooth LE • Ultra Wideband • AirTag • Designed by Apple in California • Assembled in China."

Apple AirTags are now available for as low as $17.50 each in a four-pack

A person is holding a smartphone displaying the United Airlines mobile app in an airport baggage claim area. The app screen shows a "Find My item location" feature for tracking a lost bag with the number 987654321.

United Airlines now uses Apple’s Find My network for lost luggage

Hero object shot of Apple AirTag with mirrror back engravings ultra wideband

New AirTag rumored for 2025: better tracking and Vision Pro integration

On a Mac, a user sees a map showing the location of an AirTag, while on iPhone 16 Pro, a user sees more details.

You can now share AirTag locations with airlines in iOS 18.2

Pebblebee’s Clip, Card, and Tag Universal trackers side-by-side.

Pebblebee’s new Universal trackers support both Apple and Google tracking

A grayscale image of a person’s hand holding a smartphone with the screen visible, displaying the time ‘13:37’. The person appears to be wearing a suit or formal attire, as suggested by the glimpse of a sleeve and cuff. In the bottom right corner, there is a Bluetooth icon in blue color.

Bluetooth 6.0: the next big thing in wireless precision and security

A person riding a high-performance Segway-Ninebot ZT3 Pro electric scooter on an open road. The rider is wearing a full-face helmet, black jacket, and khaki pants. The scooter is predominantly black and red with visible suspension and chunky tires, suggesting it’s designed for speed and comfort. The background shows a clear sky above and a blurred landscape on either side of the road, indicating motion.

Segway’s new ZT3 Pro electric scooter is here to tackle any terrain