Though Tile has been around for years, Apple's AirTags have become the ... free-form compatibility with a large range of brands and devices is Tile ... so you can track your belongings in style.

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

Apple is reportedly working to merge Find My Friends and Find My iPhone into a single app, and even compete with Tile by launching a new object-tracking tag.

Headphone brand Skullcandy has released a new raft of wireless AirPods-style earbuds, dubbed Push Ultra, Indy Evo, Indy Fuel and Sesh Evo. All of these new headphones are packed with the latest ...

Apple engineers are testing an app that will allegedly replace the company's current "Find My Friends" and "Find My iPhone" apps, a new report claims. The alleged app is currently be referred to ...

Tile has also successfully partnered with top brands like HP, Intel, Skullcandy and fitbit to enable our finding technology in mass market consumer categories like laptops, earbuds and wearables.

Apple's launch of AirTag puts it into a growing market of tracking accessories, but how does it compare against the Tile Pro and the Find My-enabled Chipolo One Spot? We compare the trackers.

Tile Inc, a maker of tracking tags that was a vocal critic of Apple Inc, has been acquired by Life360, a location-sharing app maker. The deal was valued at $205 million after Tile had raised $141 ...