Google today began letting Android customers know that it will soon launch a promised Android-based Find My Device network, reports 9to5Google.

Google has officially launched its new and improved Find My Device feature on Android for U.S. and Canada to help locate lost phones & items.

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 ...

Google has turned on its Find My Device network that lets you track lost Android devices and offline objects connected to Bluetooth trackers.

Unlike Apple's Find My Device app, which requires only one iPhone to pick up the location of a lost item, Google's system needs multiple Android devices to detect the item before the location is ...

Android's Find My Device network is expanding to support Blueooth smart trackers, catching up to Apple's Find My network. New Android-compatible trackers from Chipolo, Pebblebee, Eufy, Motorola ...

The Android Device Manager is now in the Play Store, and does most of the things that Apple’s Find My iPhone service does, but for Android gadgets instead of iOS-powered devices.

Nearly a year ago at Google I/O, the new “Find My Device” network for trackers was announced for Android, but then delayed indefinitely for the benefit of iPhone users. Now, finally, the ...

The Android Find My Device network has been given a significant upgrade this year, with support for offline gadgets and crowd-sourced device tracking – and it looks as though another new Apple ...

Google has launched the "Find My Device" feature, similar to "Find My iPhone" in iOS, which will allow you to find your lost smartphone or tablet. Here you will find a complete guide on how to enable ...

Back in May of this year, Google announced that it would launch the “Find My Device” network for Android, which would allow for AirTag-like tracking on Android devices. But, over the summer ...