Google launches Pixel Tag, a competitor to AirTag
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Google has made its first tracking tag, called Pixel Tag. With the tag, you can find your keys, backpack or other things you have lost. It also has a feature that allows it to ring your phone. This is useful if you don't know where your phone is in the house or in the car.
Pixel Tag is a competitor to Apple's AirTag, which has been on the market for several years. Many people have used AirTag to keep track of valuables. Google says the tag should be usable with both Android phones and other devices, but it is not entirely clear which features work on all phones.
Pixel Tag will go on sale on 11 November. Teknokratiet writes that the Norwegian online store of Google Store has not responded to whether the tag will be sold in Norway at launch. This means Norwegian customers must wait for more information from the company.
So far, there are few details about the price and all the features. We will learn more when Google presents the product in full detail. It is nonetheless interesting for Norwegian consumers who want a simple way to find their things.
Sources: Teknokratiet
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