Kim Komando

Let's see, here's some other tech updates.

Apple says that 39 air carriers are now using share item location.

So what that means is that if you have an air tag in your suitcase, is that now your little bags dot will pop on a map and it's used across 2,800 airports.

And so if you're traveling, you just need to put an air tag in there so that this way, when they say like, oh, your bag's in Detroit, and you're like, no, I'm in Des Moines, you know that there's a problem with that.

But lost bags have dropped 90%.

Yeah, I mean, I'll never forget.

This is years ago before AirTags.

We all went to Europe.

And there's this big trouble going through Heathrow and the baggage claim.

And we went to Paris, but we had to do a changeover in Heathrow.

And so we get to Paris, and of course, my bag's there, Ian's bag there, but Barry's not, you know, his bag.

He's so much like Charlie Brown, I can't stand it, okay?

And so, like, a day goes by, we're buying him, like, underwear and shaving and all the clothes and all this other stuff.

And then I'm, like, talking to the PR person for British Airways, saying, like, we need to get this bag, I mean, before his trip is over.

And then the next morning breakfast is served in the room with the Daily Mail newspaper.

And on the cover is a picture of all the lost baggage at Heathrow.

And Barry's bag is like front and center.

So I took a picture of that and I sent it to the PR person said, found it.

There you go.

Apple dropped some new air tags.