It looks like Apple is planning a clever way to help you find things you misplace with a system called 'AirTags' — here's how it's supposed to work (AAPL)

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• Apple is developing a Tile-like system called AirTags that you can attach to items you might misplace, according to MacRumors. 
• The AirTags are designed to help you find an AirTagged item you've misplaced using the Bluetooth connection on your iPhone. It'll also use the iPhone 11's U1 ultra-wide-band chip that could offer more precise tracking. 
• Longer-range tracking with AirTags could use the crowd-sourcing feature in iOS 13 that relies on the Bluetooth connection from other Apple devices.
• It's suggested that Apple may reveal its AirTags by the end of the year.
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Apple is reportedly developing a system and devices that can help you find objects you might lose once in a while, similar to Tile devices. 

Rumors about Apple's supposed AirTags started emerging in April this year. More recently, MacRumors recently got ahold of some screenshots for AirTags on an iPhone, revealing how the devices would work. See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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