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Apple's updated AirTag can now help you locate your lost keys, wallet, or luggage from 50% farther away thanks to a new chip. The tiny tracking device also got a louder speaker to make finding your missing items less frustrating.
A tech YouTuber just revealed a hidden Apple Watch feature that lets you precision-track AirTags from your wrist. Most users have no idea it exists because Apple never explains how to set it up.
When Helen Stringer's luggage went missing at Sydney Airport, an Apple AirTag led her on a 10-month journey that ended at an auction house. Her persistence paid off in a surprising reunion with her belongings. #
A German influencer placed an AirTag in donated sneakers and discovered they traveled 800 kilometers across five countries before appearing at a Bosnian market. His experiment is pushing charities to be more transparent about where donations actually go.
A German influencer hid an AirTag in donated sneakers and watched them travel 800 kilometers to a Bosnian market. His experiment sparked a long-overdue conversation about how charities handle donations.
A keystone-sized safety device tracks your belongings like an AirTag but also sounds a 130-decibel alarm and texts your location to trusted contacts when pulled apart. The Halo gives anyone navigating unsafe situations a discreet way to call for help without touching their phone.
Energizer just released coin batteries that won't burn children's throats if swallowed and turn saliva bright blue to alert parents. With over 3,500 kids swallowing these batteries in the US each year, this innovation could save lives.
A three-year-old's beloved stuffed cat disappeared in the Boston Marathon crowd, sparking a community-wide search that ended with a heartwarming reunion. One dedicated volunteer combed the streets late at night to bring Sarah the stuffed cat back home.
Pebblebee just launched a device that tracks your lost keys and could save your life. The Halo tracker includes a pull-apart alarm that blasts a 130-decibel siren and sends your location to emergency contacts.
Every year, thousands of children swallow coin batteries, risking life-threatening chemical burns within hours. Energizer just launched the world's first batteries that eliminate that deadly risk.
Japan just prosecuted its first case under a new law that bans hiding tracking devices on people without consent. The swift action shows the country is serious about protecting people from tech-enabled stalking.
An 11-year-old boy got his beloved stuffed dog back after Minneapolis airport police tracked it down using security footage and social media clues. The toy, named after his childhood pet who passed away, had been missing for four anxious days.