Samsung introduces its third-generation Bluetooth item tracker, the Galaxy SmartTag 3, aimed at making it easier to locate lost belongings. Multiple outlets report that the new model is smaller than its predecessor and offers improved range and battery life.
The Verge and GSMArena say the SmartTag 3 adds new tracking and software features, including cross-platform support so it works with both Android and iOS devices. This is presented as a shift from earlier models and as a way to share location-related tracking information more easily with others who may use different phones. Gizmodo similarly highlights the iPhone compatibility, describing the SmartTag 3 as increasingly AirTag-like.
While the outlets broadly agree on the cross-OS functionality, hardware improvements, and redesign, they differ slightly in emphasis. Gizmodo focuses on the iPhone experience and “AirTag-like” positioning, The Verge highlights specific new tracking and software features, and GSMArena adds details about size, weight tradeoffs, and other design changes such as attachment-related updates.
