A new Google device surfaced at the FCC today that could well be the upcoming Pixel Tablet. At the FCC, the tablet appeared under Google's ID as A4RGTU8P. However, A4RGTU8P is not the model number of the upcoming Google Pixel tablet. This device is listed as "Wireless Device", which is a fairly generic description. Nowhere in these documents is it referred to as a tablet. The device supports Bluetooth LE, WiFi 6 and UWB. While that's not the most concrete proof that this is actually the Pixel Tablet, what else could it be? Sources): FCC The post Google's Pixel Tablet may have appeared at FCC appeared first on xiaomist's blog .
In the US, a car theft has ended deadly. The alleged thief was tracked down with an AirTag attached to the car before the owner drew his gun. A similar case in Europe ended much more lightly for everyone involved. USA: Thief shot dead after AirTag search An Apple AirTag makes it fairly easy to track down things thought lost or stolen. Owners can see on a map where the little helper was last. A Texas man used this handy feature to find his stolen truck. According to the AirTag, this was near a shopping center in the city of San Antonio. The owner called the police, but then didn't wait for the officers and took matters into his own hands. He confronted the thief and an argument quickly broke out. Suspecting that the alleged thief might be armed, he shot the person . According to San Antonio police, it was only the truck owner who fired the shots. He then turned himself in and was taken into custody for questioning. According to a police spokesman, it is unlikely that the shoot