Macworld Apple opened up its Find My network to third-party device makers, but that’s not stopping the company from making its own item tracker. We’ve heard rumors about AirTag since around 2019, and the company has finally released them.

If this sounds familiar, you might like the Apple AirTag. These compact trackers promise to make it easier to locate often-lost items, whether they’re stuck between the couch cushions or left behind at the local park.

Apple representatives didn't immediately respond to a request for comment. If Apple keeps to its schedule, the upgraded AirTag hardware would be the first major change since the device's launch. Possible plans to upgrade the AirTag mark another way in which Apple is continuing to nurture key technologies that help its popular iPhones,

Apple’s first new AirTag in three years will feature a new chip and better location tracking, according to Bloomberg.

Gurman doesn’t share many details on what to expect from the Apple AirTag 2, only that better location tracking is likely. Which will be fantastic for tracking down your lost st