Smart trackers have become one of the most useful devices when it comes to accompanying our gadgets. With them, we can always have them located, even when they are far from the reach of our phone. The existing Find My networks, both Apple and Android, facilitate the geolocation of devices thanks to Bluetooth and UWB connectivity, which, when triangulated, allows a product to be located anywhere, no matter how far away it is. Now Motorola is working on its own alternative to these locators, and it seems that it is quite close to being a reality.
It can be seen in different certifications
That a product goes through certification confirms that its launch is quite close, or even imminent, and this Motorola tracker is in that phase right now. This new product will be called Moto Tagand now he has been seen passing through the TDRAwhich is the certification of the United Arab Emirates, and where it has shown that it also already has the certification of the North American FCC, so it is completing all the procedures to be marketed very soon.
The technical details of this tracker have also been revealed, and it will have everything we expect from a well-equipped device. On the one hand, it will have low consumption Bluetooth, which is what all trackers include, no matter how simple they are, and in addition, it has also certified that has a UWB chip, or what is the same, ultra-broadband. This is the most sophisticated technology now when it comes to safely locating any device, so Motorola will integrate the most advanced technologies into it.
Although nothing is known about whether it will be compatible with the network Google Find My Device, the normal thing is that yes. Since its relaunch a few weeks ago indicates that the new network will arrive with the support of more manufacturers on the market, who will offer new devices to be able to track as accurately as possible. And it would certainly be an excellent opportunity for Motorola to offer its users the tracking of their phones with this product and with the network woven by Google, instead of using its own, which would make no sense and would also not be practical at all.
If Motorola takes the step, it will encounter growing competition in the market. Although in the case of Android above all you will have to face Tilethe oldest manufacturer of this type of device, and Samsung, which already has two generations of its Smart Tag. Nothing is known about when it will be presented, nor its price. Although in this last aspect it is normal for it to align with the competition, setting a price for this device that moves between 30 and 40 euros. Without a doubt, it is great news that Motorola is also betting on these new tracking devices to increase the accessories available for its smartphones.
