Losing a phone disrupts daily life and makes it stressful. Google's Find My Device locates lost Android phones and accessories like earbuds, with remote locking, ringing, and erasing features. Here's ...

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The latest shake up from Google arrives before its I/O 2025 showcase as the company has now introduced the new "Find Hub" platform which officially replaces the "Find My Device" tool on Android ...

Find My Device is now the Find Hub. Google’s rebranding represents the tool’s expansion earlier this year to also help locate people. Before the end of 2025, the Find Hub will get support for ...

Android users will have more ways to find their devices and other items, Google announced on Tuesday during the Android Show, a week before Google I/O 2025. The company says its Find My Device feature ...

Google’s Find My Device is arguably the best way to track down a lost Android device or supported accessories like a smartwatch. If your phone never got lost, chances are you were never really ...

Android users have embraced Google’s Find My Device network, and it’s proven to be effective. As far as hardware is concerned, there are still only a handful of trackers available for Google’s FMD ...

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 ...

Google's Find My Device has evolved into the more capable Find Hub, but remnants of ancient phone-finding tools still exist. The still-live "Find your phone" Google Account settings page now ...

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Google’s answer to the Apple AirTag had a rocky start. Months after launch, most people find that Android’s Find My Device network works well enough to justify trying out an Android-compatible ...