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Tile Partners Up to put Their "finding power" in Bluetooth Devices

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Jan 7, 2019, 3:00 PM by Rich Brome @rbrome.bsky.social

Tile — the company that makes tiny Bluetooth tags that help you find lost gear — has partnered up with a number of chip and audio-device companies to put its Tile technology into Bluetooth chipsets and reference designs. Ultimately, the company is trying to make it as easy as possible for Bluetooth device makers to include Tile technology in any (easily-lost) Bluetooth device. Tile has partnered with Qualcomm, Dialog Semiconductor, Silicon Labs, and Toshiba to work on their Bluetooth chipsets. Bose and Skullcandy already offer products with integrated Tile. The next wave of Tile-enabled Bluetooth devices will ship in the coming months from Sennheiser, Sol Republic, Plantronics and Soundcore by Anker.

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Tile Partners Up to put Their "finding power" in Bluetooth Devices

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