Tile $20.00

After its battery dies, I'm not sure I will still be so worried about where my stuff is that I'd pay for Tile all over again.

Im always excited when a product that was previously only compatible with iOS devices finally makes its way to Android. But with Tile, a pocket-sized, Bluetooth-enabled gadget that keeps track of your stuff, the wait may not have been worth it.

The Tile fits on your key ring or sticks to your wallet with an additional adhesive pad.

Lets start from the beginning: Tile was crowdfunded back in 2013 by thousands of backers who felt that this was the kind of device that could properly track their stuff. The gadget eventually arrived last summer for iOS devices.

Tile costs $25 a piece (with discounts for mutli-tile packs) and is about as big as a matchbook. You will have to buy more than one Tile if you plan to track multiple things. It has a keyring hole so you can easily attach it to your keys, or you can stick it to things with the included adhesive square. It's a tad on the thick sideabout as thick as two quarters stacked up on top of one anotherand though it isnt bulky, its still a significant addition to your keychain, or wherever you put it. Its also water resistant and constructed out of durable material, so you dont have to worry about it falling apart.

Tile isnt too thick, but its still a significant addition on your keychain.

Tile is helpful for people who tend to misplace common things, like keys or a wallet. If you do lose something with a Tile attached to it, you can ping it via Bluetooth and it will play an adorable chiptune melody until youve confirmed that you found it. If its too far out of range, you can then use the Community Find feature available within the app to locate it. Since Tile doesnt have GPS tracking built-in, it relies on other users with the Tile app to locate your missing square. That location information is then registered as the last place it was seen. Its like a virtual lost and found and you dont have to be a Tile user to help out others.

Put Tile on your keys and never lose them again. If you have Bluetooth on, of course. And if the battery inside the Tile still works. And if youre within range.

The good news is that all of Tile features work well, save for a few awkward times that the Tile app couldnt figure out that my keys were right next to my phone. Tiles Bluetooth range extends up to 100 feet, and as long as other Tile users have Bluetooth on, youll be able to track where you stuff is. The tunes that Tile emits are loud enough to hear in a noisy house, too.

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Nine Year 11 students from Tile Hill Wood School tested their problem-solving skills during a three-day World of Work workshop.

The event, run by BT in Birmingham, was based on TV show The Apprentice where they were expected to rise to the challenge and improve entrepreneurial team building skills.

Pupils from three other schools, including Woodlands Academy in Coventry and two from the Birmingham area, also attended.

They were put in mixed teams where they had to practise their problem-solving skills and present their ideas and concepts to The Boss.

The winning team, Pegasus, were crowned as the champions at the end of the day.

A Tile Hill Wood spokesman said: The girls learned so much from the whole experience, including tips from experts within BT which enabled them to build on their presentation skills.

The event was so successful that BT wish to run it next year and have requested that the girls at Tile Hill Wood School take part again.

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A sleeve joining two 4-inch pipes burst on the fourth floor, sending water down the staircase and soaking files on lower floors for the county Clerk of Courts and Prosecutor's offices and 11th District Court of Appeals.

Scanners and a computer being used to scan county Probate Court records were not damaged. Probate Judge Thomas Swift said he intends to move the equipment to the Stone Building when room there is available.

Tribune Chronicle / R. Michael Semple A sprinkler system pipe inside the former Wean Building that burst on Sunday caused water damage to several boxes of county records. County workers spent Monday removing the files.

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''We moved once before when the roof was leaking,'' Swift said. ''This was a work in progress.''

County Commissioner Frank Fuda said the county's print shop on the basement floor remained dry with no damage after Sunday's episode. Also, no records held by the Recorder's Office were damaged.

''Of 3,000 boxes (of court files), about 450 were damaged and will have to be freeze-dried or chamber dried before they are moved,'' said Lynn Wallace-Smith, the record manager for non-probate court records and other records in the Recorder's Office

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