Latest about AirTags
Nomad has announced the Rugged AirTag Keychain which aims to make Apple's AirTag completely waterproof and a great pet tag.
The latest iOS 14.6 developer beta allows AirTag owners to list an email address instead of a phone number as a contact method for a lost AirTag.
A new AirTag review by The Washington Post points out ways that intimate partner abuse could get worse with Apple's new tracking product.
AirTags are IP67 water-resistant and can withstand splashes, dust, and being submerged in 1 meter of water for up to 30 minutes.
Apple's AirTag item tracker has only been around for a week or so, but someone has already managed to hack one to change the URL presented when in Lost Mode.
Apple's AirTag is here but it isn't really suited to being put into a wallet. Someone decided to change all that.
A new Apple AirTags durability test published by CNET has revealed they will work inside a running washing machine, and what happens when you freeze them.
People are drilling holes in AirTags so they can put them on chains and whatnot yet Apple sells a $450 accessory for that. It's as if there's some sort of disconnect somewhere ...
Apple AirTags are a clear choice for many, but Chipolo ONE offers some advantages worth considering. Here's a breakdown of these helpful devices.
Got an AirTag and a 3D printer? Now you have a 3D printed AirTag holder, too.
Just how good are AirTags? That's something YouTuber AirtagAlex wanted to find out, so they mailed one to themselves.
Apple's AirTag has been given the iFixit teardown treatment with the added bonus of a drill.
Apple has reportedly seen its new AirTag removed from sale at an Australian retailer over concerns that children could access and then swallow its battery.
Tile CEO CJ prober has been talking to Bloomberg about his concerns over AirTag.
It was only a matter of time before someone took an AirTag apart and sure enough, here we are.
Now that AirTags are here after two years of rumors, what's next?
