A Samsung Galaxy SmartTag 2 (4-pack) is $45 on Woot. These compact Bluetooth trackers are a practical way for Galaxy users to keep track of keys, bags, and other everyday items.

The Lenovo-owned consumer tech brand Motorola has launched its first Bluetooth tracker. Dubbed Moto Tag, the device taps into Google's Find My Device network to track a tagged object. Further, it also ...

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What is the Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2? The Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2 is a Bluetooth tracker that can be attached to an item and tracked using the SmartThings app. It is designed to help users keep track ...

Since the release of Apple's AirTag portable trackers in April of 2021, the other major tech companies have begun dabbling in the ultra wide band (or UWB) tracker department as well. Google is still ...

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Samsung’s SmartTags trackers and Galaxy Find network offer similar functionality to Apple’s AirTags and Find My network, including precision finding using ultra wideband (UWB) radios. The downside is ...

Losing stuff is easy, as anyone who has ever failed the wallet-keys-phone test will attest to. Plus, keeping track of your luggage while traveling is essential. That means an Apple AirTag to the ...

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A Redditor has claimed that Samsung is artificially restricting UWB functionality for third-party tracker tags. The user asserted that third-party tags like the Moto Tag don’t benefit from precision ...