Google is working on making it easier to log in to Find My Device, as well as remotely lock your Galaxy or Android phone.

Google's network expands on and rebrands the 11-year old Android Device Manager, while Apple's Find My network has been around since 2010. But how do the networks compare in 2024?

Now, the Find My Device feature that's part of Android has received a major upgrade, with key new features that put it more on par with what Apple offers through the Find My app.

Google's growing set of device- and people-tracking tools is getting an overdue rebranding, as Find My Device becomes the Find Hub.

Losing your brand-new smartphone is a huge bummer, especially since the best Android phones can cost upwards of $1,000 nowadays. That’s why you should set up Find My Device on your new Android ...

Gadgets What You Need to Know About Android’s Find My Device Network Like Apple’s AirTags, Android’s network only works with a particular set of compatible trackers for now.

Android and Google appear to be adding new security features to Android phones, including the ability to unlock the upgraded Find My Device app with biometric input.

The Find My Device app for Android is getting an update: The new Find My Device app is now split up into two tabs, one for Devices, and one for People. With it, you can easily coordinate meet-ups ...

The Pebblebee Tag for Android is one of the first trackers to support Google's Find My Device network. The Tag is handy in several ways, but Find My Device might not be very useful for you.

Google’s Find My Device network for Android started off slow, to say the least, but has been steadily improving. Now, we’ve finally got some numbers to back up those improvements, as Google ...