Losing a phone disrupts daily life and makes it stressful. Google's Find My Device locates lost Android phones and accessories like earbuds, with remote locking, ringing, and erasing features. Here's ...

It's now easier to find your Android smartphone now that Google's Find My Device app has launched. The tool will let you locate compatible Android phones and tablets using features similar to those ...

There are plenty of alternatives to Apple's AirTags available for Android, but thanks to a new app, the most popular Android ...

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Android users will have more ways to find their devices and other items, Google announced on Tuesday during the Android Show, a week before Google I/O 2025. The company says its Find My Device feature ...

Find Hub replaces Find My Device Android settings. Google finally achieves coherent branding with Find Hub across its services and apps. Despite the rebranding, UWB is still missing in the Find Hub ...

Find My Device is now the Find Hub. Google’s rebranding represents the tool’s expansion earlier this year to also help locate people. Before the end of 2025, the Find Hub will get support for ...

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The latest shake up from Google arrives before its I/O 2025 showcase as the company has now introduced the new "Find Hub" platform which officially replaces the "Find My Device" tool on Android ...

During my recent trip, my bag and several other passengers' bags weren't delivered. A Google-compatible Bluetooth tracker saved the day.

Dallas was working on cars at a Honda dealership rocking a MyTouch 4G when Artem and the gang started Android Police. It was this very website that got him into Android in the first place — he'd sneak ...