India, Jan. 27 -- Apple's second-generation AirTag has been launched in India to build on Apple's previously released product. Improvements were made to help users with locating lost items in real life, such as increasing the range of the AirTag, increasing the volume of sound produced when the AirTag is located, and reducing the time needed to recover the AirTag.

For Indian users, where crowded public spaces and frequent travel are common, these improvements could make the difference between quickly finding a misplaced item and giving up entirely.

The one upgrade that really brings the goods is Apple's brand-new second-generation Ultra Wideband chip. That's the chip that powers the upgrade to Precision Finding by around 50 percent comp...