Today, there are a lot of wireless devices to find lost things, however, they are united by a common problem: you can find the loss only with the help of a special tracking application.

Samsung introduced the SmartThings tracker, which uses the standard of wireless high-speed data transfer with low power consumption of LTE-M. The device can report the location of the lost thing even from there, where Bluetooth and other technologies will be powerless.

However, just by searching for lost things SmartThings possibilities are not limited. It can be used as a "smart" house control - for example, with its help you can turn on the light upon returning home or activate the surveillance camera when leaving. You can also activate the "geofunction". It will help to track the location of a walking dog within the yard or tell your friends and relatives the place of your stay, for which you need to press the power button twice.

In view of this, the SmartThings tracker will be worth a bit more expensive than similar devices based on Bluetooth. Samsung offers it for $ 99 in a "package" with the service provider AT & T for $ 5 per month. SmartThings can be purchased at Samsung and AT & T stores from September 14 or a little later through Verizon.

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