Out of every One UI 8 Watch change, the new Tiles are an immediate standout that totally changed how I use my smartwatch.

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The Tile Mate is a solid, all-around Bluetooth tracker that balances price and performance. It’s a square-shaped device with ...

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While most trackers are locked into one ecosystem, the versatility of Chipolo’s POP tracker might give Apple, Tile, and Samsung a run for their money.

Apple, Chipolo, Pebblebee and Tile are among the makers of these handy devices, most of which are surprisingly affordable: prices typically range between $20 and $35.

Called Anti-Theft Mode, it works by making the company’s trackers “undetectable by Scan and Secure”, a feature on Tile’s own app that allows iOS and Android users to “detect nearby Tiles”.

But instead of implementing similar tech upgrades to compete with Apple, Tile is requiring more user personal data and issuing threats.

Tile is no stranger to making tracking devices. The company, of course, pioneered its Tile trackers years before Apple stepped into the ring.

While Tile continues to dominate the key finder market, it's faced stepped-up competition in recent years, including challenges from Apple and Samsung, which have come out with trackers of their own.

Anti-stalking tech from Apple, Tile falls short. Our test with a baby stroller finds it’s still too easy to stalk people with AirTags, Tiles and Samsung SmartTags — and no single company can ...