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    Just as anticipated last week, today Google has officially announced that it's finally turning on its long-awaited revamped Find My Device network for Android, which works even with offline devices. This is going live on devices running Android 9 and later, across the world, starting in the US and Canada today. The network will have over a billion devices, so it will make it very easy to locate yours, even when they're offline. As a bonus for the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, these will be...

  • Google's New Find My Device Network Launched

    Google has launched its new Android Find My Device Network and it is now available to use in the USA and Canada. This groundbreaking feature harnesses the power of over a billion Android devices to create a vast, interconnected network designed to help you locate your lost belongings. Whether you’ve misplaced your Android phone, tablet, […]

  • Google Launches Android Find My Device Network

    Google today introduced the Find My Device network for Android-based products, mirroring the functionality of Apple's ‌Find My‌ network that's designed to locate Apple devices. Like Apple ‌Find My‌, the Android ‌Find My‌ Device network is able to use the millions of Android devices (running Android 9 or later) out in the wild to track down lost, stolen, and missing Android products. A lost Android smartphone is able to ping nearby Android devices using Bluetooth, relaying location...