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Noise Tag 1 With Apple, iOS Compatibility and IPX4 Rating Launched in India
Noise Tag 1 was launched on Friday as the company’s first Bluetooth-enabled tracker. It is a universal smart tag compatible with both Android and iOS devices which can leverage their respective location tracking technologies to locate lost or stolen items like keys, luggage, wallet, and remotes attached to the Bluetooth tracker. The company claim...
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How to Add Location on Snapchat on Android and iOS: A Step-by-Step Guide
This guide provides detailed steps on how to add locations to your Snapchat content, whether it's a Snap, Story, or even your business on the Snap Map. Learn how to use location stickers to add context to your Snaps, apply location-based filters for a custom look, and maintain your Snapstreak by sharing locations with friends. Discover how to add y...
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OnePlus 13 Can Be Tracked Even When Powered Off With Google's Find My Device Network
OnePlus 13 may be located when stolen even if the handset’s battery runs out or it is powered off, according to a report. The smartphone was launched in India and the global markets on January 7, equipped with features such as Hasselblad-branded cameras, Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, and a 6,000mAh battery. It also brings support for Google’s Fin...
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JioTag Go With Support For Google’s Find My Device Network Launched in India: Price, Features
JioTag Go was launched in India on Wednesday. It is claimed to be India’s first Android tracker with support for Google’s Find My Device network. Users can locate the tracker with the Google Find My Device app, which uses the network of all Android phones worldwide. The Bluetooth-enabled tracker is claimed to offer a battery life of up to a y...
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Google Lets Users Temporarily Pause Location Updates to Improve Unwanted Bluetooth Tracker Detection
Google has updated its unknown tracker alerts for Android, enabling users to locate and disable hidden trackers. Users can now pause location updates to protect their privacy when a tracker is detected. Additionally, they can find hidden tags compatible with the Find My Device network using an Android smartphone.
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OnePlus Open Now Available on Amazon With a Try Before You Buy Option
OnePlus Open — OnePlus's first folding smartphone was launched in India last year and has been available through Amazon since. The e-commerce website now offers a new try before buy service for the foldable phone. Amazon's 'Try & Buy' programme allows users to have a hands-on experience with the OnePlus Open for 20 minutes. This facility is avai...
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Google Chrome for Android Testing Identity Check Feature for Password Manager Outside Trusted Locations: Report
Google Chrome for Android is testing a new feature that might add a layer of security when it comes to password autofill outside trusted locations, as per a report. The feature is dubbed Identity Check which Google announced last week and is said to necessitate biometric authentication before auto-filling passwords via the Google Password Manager.
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Google's Pixel Watch Likely to Get Find My Device Network Support Soon: Report
Google may soon bring its Find My Device network for Pixel Watch users, according to a new APK teardown report. It uses a crowdsourced network of all Android users to locate smartphones and accessories and is helpful in finding devices that are misplaced or missing. The missing item does not require an internet connection to be trackable.
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Moto Tag Bluetooth Tracker With UWB Connectivity, Find My Device Network Support Launched
Moto Tag has been launched by Motorola as a Bluetooth tracker for Android devices with an ultra-wideband (UWB) connectivity. The newly announced Moto Tag is powered by Google's Find My Device network and claims to provide precise location-tracking capabilities when paired with a UWB-supported smartphone. It also features a dedicated multifunctional...
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Google’s Find My Device to Reportedly Get UWB, AR Features to Help Find Lost Devices Quicker
Google’s Find My Device app may get ultra-wideband (UWB) and augmented reality (AR) features, making it easier to locate lost or stolen devices, according to a report. Both these features are speculated to bring an upgrade, enabling precision finding of devices. As per the report, hints of the features were spotted during an APK teardown of the A...
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Google Find My Device Network for Android Launched Globally: How It Works
Google finally launched its Find My Device network for Android devices on Monday, April 8. The feature was first announced by the tech giant last year, but it stayed under development. Last week, a report revealed that the feature could finally be released soon, and now Google has rolled out this new technology globally.
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Google Reportedly Reveals the Date to Launch Find My Device Network for Android
Google officially announced its Find My Device network last year, and based on a report now, it appears to be very close to launching it. The feature works similar to Find My on the iPhone and can help users locate their missing device as well as accessories connected to the device such as headphones, earbuds, and trackers.
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Android Malware Infecting 60 Apps With Over 100 Million Downloads Discovered on Google Play Store: Details
A new Android malware dubbed Goldoson has infected 60 apps that have more than 100 million downloads on the Google Play Store. It can collect data on installed apps, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth-connected devices, and track location, according to security firm McAfee.
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Google Find My Device Feature to Soon Work Even When Phone Is Turned Off: Report
Google is reportedly working on a Find My Device update, which is expected to work even when the concerned Android phone is powered off. The feature is similar to Apple AirTags. The company could launch this feature with the Pixel 8 device.
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WhatsApp Testing Companion Mode on Android; Do Not Disturb, Tablet Client in the Works: Reports
WhatsApp is reportedly rolling out the WhatsApp for Android beta v2.22.24.18 update that brings a companion mode for smartphones and the ability to link tablets to an existing account. It is also said to be integrating the Do Not Disturb API in another Android beta build.
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Noise Tag 1 With Apple, iOS Compatibility and IPX4 Rating Launched in India
Noise Tag 1 was launched on Friday as the company’s first Bluetooth-enabled tracker. It is a universal smart tag compatible with both Android and iOS devices which can leverage their respective location tracking technologies to locate lost or stolen items like keys, luggage, wallet, and remotes attached to the Bluetooth tracker. The company claim...
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How to Add Location on Snapchat on Android and iOS: A Step-by-Step Guide
This guide provides detailed steps on how to add locations to your Snapchat content, whether it's a Snap, Story, or even your business on the Snap Map. Learn how to use location stickers to add context to your Snaps, apply location-based filters for a custom look, and maintain your Snapstreak by sharing locations with friends. Discover how to add y...
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OnePlus 13 Can Be Tracked Even When Powered Off With Google's Find My Device Network
OnePlus 13 may be located when stolen even if the handset’s battery runs out or it is powered off, according to a report. The smartphone was launched in India and the global markets on January 7, equipped with features such as Hasselblad-branded cameras, Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, and a 6,000mAh battery. It also brings support for Google’s Fin...
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JioTag Go With Support For Google’s Find My Device Network Launched in India: Price, Features
JioTag Go was launched in India on Wednesday. It is claimed to be India’s first Android tracker with support for Google’s Find My Device network. Users can locate the tracker with the Google Find My Device app, which uses the network of all Android phones worldwide. The Bluetooth-enabled tracker is claimed to offer a battery life of up to a y...
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Google Lets Users Temporarily Pause Location Updates to Improve Unwanted Bluetooth Tracker Detection
Google has updated its unknown tracker alerts for Android, enabling users to locate and disable hidden trackers. Users can now pause location updates to protect their privacy when a tracker is detected. Additionally, they can find hidden tags compatible with the Find My Device network using an Android smartphone.
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OnePlus Open Now Available on Amazon With a Try Before You Buy Option
OnePlus Open — OnePlus's first folding smartphone was launched in India last year and has been available through Amazon since. The e-commerce website now offers a new try before buy service for the foldable phone. Amazon's 'Try & Buy' programme allows users to have a hands-on experience with the OnePlus Open for 20 minutes. This facility is avai...
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Google Chrome for Android Testing Identity Check Feature for Password Manager Outside Trusted Locations: Report
Google Chrome for Android is testing a new feature that might add a layer of security when it comes to password autofill outside trusted locations, as per a report. The feature is dubbed Identity Check which Google announced last week and is said to necessitate biometric authentication before auto-filling passwords via the Google Password Manager.
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Google's Pixel Watch Likely to Get Find My Device Network Support Soon: Report
Google may soon bring its Find My Device network for Pixel Watch users, according to a new APK teardown report. It uses a crowdsourced network of all Android users to locate smartphones and accessories and is helpful in finding devices that are misplaced or missing. The missing item does not require an internet connection to be trackable.
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Moto Tag Bluetooth Tracker With UWB Connectivity, Find My Device Network Support Launched
Moto Tag has been launched by Motorola as a Bluetooth tracker for Android devices with an ultra-wideband (UWB) connectivity. The newly announced Moto Tag is powered by Google's Find My Device network and claims to provide precise location-tracking capabilities when paired with a UWB-supported smartphone. It also features a dedicated multifunctional...
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Google’s Find My Device to Reportedly Get UWB, AR Features to Help Find Lost Devices Quicker
Google’s Find My Device app may get ultra-wideband (UWB) and augmented reality (AR) features, making it easier to locate lost or stolen devices, according to a report. Both these features are speculated to bring an upgrade, enabling precision finding of devices. As per the report, hints of the features were spotted during an APK teardown of the A...
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Google Find My Device Network for Android Launched Globally: How It Works
Google finally launched its Find My Device network for Android devices on Monday, April 8. The feature was first announced by the tech giant last year, but it stayed under development. Last week, a report revealed that the feature could finally be released soon, and now Google has rolled out this new technology globally.
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Google Reportedly Reveals the Date to Launch Find My Device Network for Android
Google officially announced its Find My Device network last year, and based on a report now, it appears to be very close to launching it. The feature works similar to Find My on the iPhone and can help users locate their missing device as well as accessories connected to the device such as headphones, earbuds, and trackers.
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Android Malware Infecting 60 Apps With Over 100 Million Downloads Discovered on Google Play Store: Details
A new Android malware dubbed Goldoson has infected 60 apps that have more than 100 million downloads on the Google Play Store. It can collect data on installed apps, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth-connected devices, and track location, according to security firm McAfee.
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Google Find My Device Feature to Soon Work Even When Phone Is Turned Off: Report
Google is reportedly working on a Find My Device update, which is expected to work even when the concerned Android phone is powered off. The feature is similar to Apple AirTags. The company could launch this feature with the Pixel 8 device.
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WhatsApp Testing Companion Mode on Android; Do Not Disturb, Tablet Client in the Works: Reports
WhatsApp is reportedly rolling out the WhatsApp for Android beta v2.22.24.18 update that brings a companion mode for smartphones and the ability to link tablets to an existing account. It is also said to be integrating the Do Not Disturb API in another Android beta build.
