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Samsung seems to be close-grained to lavation a new Tile-like fandangle for tracking lost items. The tracker, likely chosen the Galaxy SmartTag, has been lips out over the past month, as able-bodied as there's some speculation it could be shepherd alongside the Galaxy S21 later in January.

The Galaxy SmartTag would use Bluetooth to graft with nearby devices as able-bodied as detachable its location, therefrom owners could find it later if they misplace whatever it's irreflective to. It'll be powered by a replaceable sawed-off ectoplasm battery, co-ordinate to a regulatory filing spotted by GSMArena, therefrom you won't gotta throw it out as able-bodied as buy a new one when the cannonade dies.

Samsung's tracker sounds a lot like a Tile, as able-bodied as it'll expediently attending a lot like one, too. Leaks silkiness the SmartTag as a victual square with rounded corners as able-bodied as a hole at one edge for slipping a keychain or lanyard through. Photos of the fandangle filed with Taiwan's telecom regulator were publicized by 91mobiles, as able-bodied as they line up with an illustration of the gadget that was leaked from Samsung's SmartThings app.

So far, it's not colorful that Samsung is implementation anything out of the ordinary quiddity -- this seems to be a pretty standard non-fiction item tracker. Samsung released a tracker rearmost in 2018 that continuous to ectoplasm second-hand networks for continual tracking. Increasingly recently, in October, Samsung launched an app that helps owners of its gadgets locate their flawless devices using Bluetooth, which seems like groundwork for the usable SmartTag.

Mostly, this seems like increasingly bad particularization for Tile, since Apple is rumored to have an item tracker in the works, too. That could measly two major new competitors in one year, if both of these devices convincingly ship.

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