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UPDATE “Biden to Send U.S.-Authorized Vaccines Abroad for First Time” [Bloomberg]. “President Joe Biden plans to send an additional 20 million doses of U.S. coronavirus vaccines abroad by the end of June including, for the first time, shots authorized for domestic use, where supply is beginning to outstrip demand. Biden will announce Monday that he’ll export 20 million doses of vaccines from Pfizer Inc., Moderna Inc. or Johnson & Johnson, on top of 60 million AstraZeneca Plc doses he had already planned to give to other countries, according to a senior administration official familiar with the plan. The official, who asked not to be identifi
Apple AirTag Review Reveals One Major Problem on New Item Tracker
The Apple AirTag is an excellent little device that can locate missing items when attached to the user s keys, wallets, bags and more. However, there are current concerns regarding the tracker.
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The Apple AirTag is an excellent little device that can locate missing items when attached to the user s keys, wallets, bags and more. However, there are current concerns regarding the tracker.
Apple AirTags Precision Finding Useless in Multi-Story Buildings
One of the features Apple AirTag boasts about is its Precision Finding, where users can toggle the iPhone s accelerometer and GPS to locate the missing item in a room. This feature can only be toggled when the user and the tile tracker are in the same room and is 30-40 feet away from the device.
Apple AirTag review: The tag s next-gen tech will detect precise proximity when locating an object
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When an AirTag is lost and outside the range of your phone, you can put it in lost mode and allow other Apple phones to find the AirTag to help you see where the item was last spotted on a map.
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But inside, the story gets far more interesting.
The AirTag, which Apple introduced last week, is one of the first consumer electronics to support a new wireless technology, ultrawideband, which lets you detect precise proximity between objects. Using ultrawideband, your iPhone can sense whether an AirTag is an inch or dozens of feet away from it. It’s so accurate that its app will even show an arrow pointing you in the direction of the AirTag.