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Forget Earth, Tile’s blasted off into space! Watch Doja Cat use Tile to find her cat deep in the cosmos in her new music video Get Into It (Yuh).

Tile, the maker of Bluetooth-powered lost item finder beacons and, more recently, a staunch Apple critic, announced today it has raised $40 million in non-dilutive debt financing from Capital IP. The funding will be put toward investment in Tile’s finding technologies, ahead of the company’s plan to unveil a new slate of products and features that the company believes will help it to better compete with Apple’s AirTags and further expand its market.

Last year, Amazon announced its Sidewalk network, a new low-bandwidth, long-distance wireless protocol it developed to help connect smart devices inside and - maybe even more importantly - outside of your home. Sidewalk, which is somewhat akin to a mesh network that, with the right amou...

If you've ever misplaced your laptop, you know how disturbing it can be. Not only is there a financial cost, but there's all of the lost data and concerns over some nefarious person gaining access to your information.

Tile has announced a partnership with Intel to bring its tracking technology to laptops in order to help customers track down misplaced or stolen PCs. Intel will be providing updated solutions to OEMs later this year, which means we might start seeing Tile laptops in late 2020 or early 2021.

If your mom is constantly looking for her keys or her purse, the Tile Mate (in three adorable prints, no less) works together with an app to solve that problem for good.

Google Assistant is today rolling out support for Tile’s Bluetooth tracker, designed to help you keep up with your often misplaced items — like your keys, purse, wallet, remote and more.

Google Assistant is today rolling out support for Tile’s Bluetooth tracker, designed to help you keep up with your often misplaced items — like your keys, purse, wallet, remote and more.

Tile has genuine interest and investment a positive, welcoming and open culture. Unlike many companies, especially start-ups, Tile has developed and actively nurtures a culture that has been defined with input from every level of the organization.

Next up is the featherweight Elite Dragonfly G2, the first laptop with Tile tracking built in. Weighing in at just 2.2 pounds (0.99 kilograms), it's designed to be an ultra-portable machine that doesn't cut corners on power.

From today on December 11, Tile's detection system will be installed in all multi-terminal Japan Taxi tablets installed in the back seats of 20,000 taxis nationwide. This will increase the chances that users of Tile will find a wallet that they have dropped or left behind.

You don't want to lose an item tagged with a Tile Bluetooth tracker, but you'll at least have an easier time finding it in the near future. Tile is planning Google Assistant support that will let you directly ring your tracker from any device that supports the AI helper, making it just a matter of a quick voice command.