The Find Hub network is a revolutionary way of searching for the whereabouts of devices and personal items with the Android application, which is pioneered by Google as a way of employing the ...

After months of leaks and rumors, the “Xiaomi Tag” appears to be nearing launch, with the AirTag-like device including ...

Unlike AirTags, Bluetooth tags compatible with Google’s Find Hub don’t have a pairing lock. The trackers can easily be factory reset and paired with a new Android device. Reddit users spotted that the ...

One of the key marketing points of the Apple AirTag is “Precision Finding,” which shows you the precise location ...

Ben Khalesi writes about where artificial intelligence, consumer tech, and everyday technology intersect for Android Police. With a background in AI and Data Science, he’s great at turning geek speak ...

It’s barely been a year since Google flipped the switch on Android's Find My Device network, but it’s already getting a rebrand and an upgrade to help you keep track of everything and everyone that ...

Bluetooth trackers have existed for quite a while, but Apple made them worthwhile when it enlisted every iPhone to support AirTags. The tracking was so reliable that Apple had to add anti-stalking ...

Google could improve its Find Hub network by convincing users during device setup to select a more reliable, but less private, tracking option. This new setup screen rebrands the existing network ...

Google’s Find My Device network is getting a new name — the Find Hub. During The Android Show, the Android 16-focused preview event ahead of Google I/O 2025 next week, we learned that Google's ...

A year after its launch, Google Find Hub (previously called Find My Device) now supports the ultra-wideband technology needed for ultra-precise tracking. This means that compatible devices can be ...

Our phones help us keep in touch with people, manage our schedules, make payments, listen to music, work, store photos and videos, and more. For these reasons, losing or misplacing your phone can be a ...

Ben Khalesi covers the intersection of artificial intelligence and everyday tech at Android Police. With a background in AI and data science, he enjoys making technical topics approachable for those ...