Quick Byte: Google Pixel Tag
Google’s first item tracker uses Find Hub, Ultra-Wideband, and Bluetooth 6 to locate missing belongings—and can even ring your misplaced phone.
Google’s first item tracker uses Find Hub, Ultra-Wideband, and Bluetooth 6 to locate missing belongings—and can even ring your misplaced phone.

The Victrola Wave plays vinyl through traditional wired systems or broadcasts it wirelessly using Bluetooth 5.4, aptX HD, and Auracast—with an Ortofon cartridge reserved for the Walnut finish.

The plug-and-play transmitter bypasses built-in Bluetooth limitations, giving premium wireless headphones access to high-resolution codecs, lower latency, and Auracast across phones, computers, consoles, and Hi-Fi equipment.

Touchscreens may still dominate, but CoX Space believes their days are numbered. The Seoul-based AI startup has raised US$854,000 from more than 8,200 backers across […]

Misplaced keys, luggage that went sightseeing without you, or that one bag that always hides at the worst possible moment—Apple thinks it can help again. […]

At CES 2026, Motorola expanded its moto things ecosystem with four new accessories designed to work seamlessly across home, work, and everyday carry. Leading the […]
The whole idea of Bluetooth-enabled trackers like AirTag, Tile, SmartTag, and more, is to track—and preferably to do so discreetly—so people with bad intentions will […]
Samsung Electronics has unveiled the Galaxy SmartTag2. This new addition to the Galaxy SmartTag series introduces improvements in design and functionality, offering users enhanced ways […]

Apple Airtag and Apple Find My are great ways to keep track of many things except for a wallet. This little guy is a wholesome […]

The classic Fisher-Price Chatter Telephone is making a comeback. However, it is not back to entertain toddlers 12 to 36 months of age. It has […]

Bluetooth tracking has been around for years. However, it has only gained real traction in recent years, thanks in part to major companies like Apple […]