In addition to the firmware update for the new AirPods Max 2will hit the shelves tomorrow (and we have already reviewed), Apple also released a software update AirTag 2 early today. Here are the details.
The update is already available, it cannot be installed manually.
After its release AirTag 2 earlier this year, Apple today released the first software update for its tracker.
As seen MacRumorsfirmware version 3.0.45 is released, replacing version 3.0.41 that shipped with the device. Here is Apple the official guide To check the firmware version:
- Open the Tap My app.
- Tap the Items tab.
- Select AirTag in the list of items.
- Tap the name of your AirTag and the serial number and firmware version will appear.
Note that Apple currently does not offer a way to manually install the update.
Apple has not yet shared release notes new software for AirTag 2. However, given that this is the first update since the device’s launch, it’s likely that the company fixes bugs and adds a few performance improvements once users start using the tracker in real-world situations.
AirTag 2 was unveiled on January 26, featuring the company’s second-generation Ultra Broadband chip and improved range thanks to speakers that are 50 percent louder than the first generation of the device.
Apple also said this AirTag 2 offers “an industry-first suite of protections against unwanted tracking, including cross-platform alerts and frequently changing unique Bluetooth identifiers.”
AirTag 2 costs $29 per deviceor $99 for a 4 pack.
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