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  • The new Find My Device feature is now rolling out to Android devices worldwide

    Today, Google announced the roll out the all-new Find My Device feature to Android devices around the world, starting in the U.S. and Canada. Google claims that its crowdsourced network has over a billion Android devices. Last year, Samsung claimed that its SmartThings Find network now has over 300 million devices. So, Google’s Find My […]

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    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, […]