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| Samsung may release Object Tracker before Apple |
Samsung unveiled the SmartThings Find feature on the Galaxy Note 20, which was released in early August last year.
At the time, the South Korean tech giant was discussing how its new features would make it possible to find compatible Galaxy products with more accuracy compared to similar features.
Samsung news specialist Sam Mobile has now discovered that the company is developing a smart device that resembles a small tile machine that can be hung on valuables to track and prevent loss or theft.
The site found that Samsung has obtained a license for a device called Galaxy Smart Tag from the Indonesian Telecom Certification Authority. The model is EI-T5300.
Due to its name, the device is an object tracker. This device is not the first device launched by Samsung, as the company launched a tracker two years ago that supports the SmartThings brand and 4G LTE networks.
Samsung is believed to be adding the SmartThings Find feature to Galaxy Smart Tag devices under development. Usually the tracker supports bluetooth connection, but Samsung can add other communication functions to the tracker under development, such as: for example: (ultra wideband), 4G LTE network and GPS. The company released a tracker that supports LTE and GPS back in 2018.
It should be noted that previous leaks indicate that Apple is still developing a device for tracking things called Apple AirTags, but it appears that Samsung may be in the forefront of the curve before launching a competitor device. Become. .