The Find My Device app for Android is getting an update: The new Find My Device app is now split up into two tabs, one for Devices, and one for People. With it, you can easily coordinate meet-ups ...

Amid the launch of the network and trackers, the Find My Device app has surpassed 500 million downloads on the Google Play Store. Google released the app on Dec 11, 2013. For years, the app’s ...

Google's Find My Device app has received an update that allows location sharing with friends and family. The update is powered by Google Maps, so if you've already set up location sharing there ...

Motorola recently launched its new Moto Tag, the first UWB tracker for the network, which is also the first Find My Device tracker that asks you to download a separate app.

The Find My Device app's latest version held extra clues about its UWB-supported feature.

Google is rebranding the Find My Device app to Find Hub and introducing UWB support later this month, with satellite connection support in the cards too.

Now, the Find My Device feature that's part of Android has received a major upgrade, with key new features that put it more on par with what Apple offers through the Find My app.

How location sharing in Android's Find My works When you open the Find My Device app, you'll see that it now has two categories at the bottom: devices and people. Tap on the people tab, and you'll ...

Hopefully, Google will bring the Find My Device app to Wear OS. Being able to track all of your Google devices using your watch will be super handy. Let’s keep our fingers crossed!

An ad for the Pixel Watch 3 that was published months ago may have teased a full Find My Device app for Wear OS.

Wear OS devices might soon have Find My Device network support, enabling users to remotely lock, locate, and erase their watch when offline.