Despite their ever-present controversy, trackers, particularly Apple’s AirTags, have proved helpful over the past three years since their first release. We now see Google entering the fray with its own Find My Device network, and it seems only a matter of time before it makes its own tracker. If you’re cracking open your first AirTag …
That stainless steel underside is a booby trap of sorts. Apple I spent last week on vacation in San Diego visiting family and going to places like the San Diego Zoo. My partner and I decided to fly down to SoCal from San Francisco, as we’ve flown a lot in this first quarter of the …
Digital Trends Trackers are common these days, and Apple AirTags are undoubtedly one of the most popular. These small, round devices help find lost or misplaced items like wallets, keys, or bags. However, many people wonder if these battery-powered devices need to be charged. So, do they? We’ll explore that (and more) below. Do you …
The mayor of a US city is offering residents Apple AirTags to reduce car thefts. Mayor Muriel Bowser of the city of Washington DC has reportedly launched the program to curb this rampant crime. Residents of car theft-prone neighbourhoods will be getting the AirTags to use Apple’s Find My technology that will help them locate …
The city of Washington D.C. will distribute free Apple AirTags to residents in certain neighborhoods, mayor Muriel Bowser announced on Wednesday. The aim: to make stolen cars easier for police to track down. “We are equipping residents with technology that will allow the [Metropolitan Police Department] to address these crimes, recover vehicles, and hold people …