Apple has long been rumored to work on Tile-like tracking tags. They were expected to launch last year but that did not happen. Now, it is expected Apple could announce the AirTags at its ‘Time Flies’ event tomorrow or alongside the iPhone 12 lineup in October. Ahead of their official announcement though, Jon Prosser has now shared 3D renders of AirTags that are based on actual images and videos shared that were shared with him.
Last year, rumors started flying around a new hardware product in the works by Apple. Referred to as ‘AirTags,’ it’s designed to help you track items right from the comfort of the Find My app. In this roundup, we shall try our best to distill the various reports that have been surfacing frequently about this product, including its possible release date. Let’s get started.
Thanks to the rumors and leaks, we already know quite a bit about Apple’s upcoming AirTags item tracker. Now a new report claims that Apple will unveil AirTags alongside iPhone 12 in the second half of October. The report is sourced from the Chinese supply chain.
Apple’s upcoming Tile-like tracking device will reportedly be officially marketed as ‘AirTag.’ The tags will be powered by a removable CR2032 coin cell battery which are also found inside the Tile Pro.
Reputed Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says that Apple’s supply-chain partner Universal Scientific Industrial will start supplying the SiP for the Ultra Wideband tracking tags a.k.a ‘AirTag‘ in Q2 or Q3 of 2020.
According to a new research note published by a well-known analyst, Ming-Chi Kuo, in collaboration with TF International Securities, Apple is going to launch a bunch of new products in the first half of 2020, including a 4.7-inch iPhone, newer iPad Pro models, refreshed MacBook Pro and/or MacBook Air, high-end wireless headphones, a smaller wireless charging mat, and Ultra-Wideband tags.
It is a well-known secret that Apple is prepping its very own tracker. We have also learned that Apple’s upcoming tracker might be named AirTag. Until now Tile trackers helped you find lost items. Now the company is adding a new feature that will alert when you leave your tracked item behind.
Numerous reports and files in iOS 13 have hinted at an upcoming tracker from Apple. We recently learned that Tile like tracker from Apple might be called “AirTags.” Now it has come to light that Apple has bought the “AirTag” trademark for its tracking device from a Russian based RFID company.
We have been reading reports regarding the upcoming Tile like tracking accessory by Apple. The tracking device can be used to track personal belongings via Find My app. Thanks to iOS 13.2 we now know that Apple’s tracking device will be called “AirTag.”
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