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Google's March Pixel Drop Brings Gemini Live Upgrades, Scam Detection in Messages and More
Google on Tuesday rolled out the March Pixel Drop for compatible Pixel devices. As per the company, it is the first Pixel Drop of the year which introduces several new features. Gemini Live, the conversational artificial intelligence (AI) tool can now be spoken to in a combination of 45 languages. Further, there’s a new Suggestions feature in the...
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Boat Tag With Google’s Find My Device Network Support Launched in India: Price, Features
Boat Tag was launched in India on Monday after being listed online last week. The smart tracker is compatible with Android devices and comes with support for Google's Find My Device network. It is claimed to offer a battery life of up to 365 days and has a replaceable battery. It supports BLE connectivity and location sharing and does not need an...
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Boat Tag With Support for Google’s Find My Device Network Listed on Website Ahead of Launch in India
Boat Tag was listed on the company's official website on Friday ahead of its rumoured launch. Labelled as a smart tag, the purported tracker is compatible with Android devices leveraging Google’s Find My Network. It is expected to use Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) for location tracking, helping users locate misplaced or stolen items such as bags, ke...
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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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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 Pixel 8a Review: A for Ambition
It packs in everything one would expect from a premium smartphone. This includes a design refresh which puts it in line with more high-end devices from Google, like its Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro. Google’s also thrown in its Tensor G3 and this adds a lot of AI-enabled features which were not available on the Pixel 7a. However, all of this comes at 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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Realme 12 Pro+ Review: Big on Cameras… and Just About Everything Else
The Realme 12 Pro+ made quite an impression at launch offering some impressive specifications at what appears to be a very competitive price for the Indian market. Also thrown into the mix this year is a flagship grade camera which is also available in some premium flagship devices from various brands. But can the phone keep up with all of its hard...
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Things to Consider When Buying Your First Foldable Smartphone
Foldables have been gaining popularity over the years, but with the technology finally maturing, many are finding foldables to be an attractive option over a regular slate or phablet smartphone which has been the norm for a decade. We take a closer look at two types of foldable smartphones and also glance through the positives and negatives of eac...
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Google Rolls Out Apple AirTag Detection With Unwanted Tracking Alerts on Android Devices
Google has started rolling out a feature to detect unwanted trackers for smartphones running recent versions on Android. Users will be alerted when they are being tracked by an unknown Bluetooth-based tracker, but only AirTags are currently supported, according to the company. Meanwhile, the company also said it is pausing the rollout of its Find M...
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Google's March Pixel Drop Brings Gemini Live Upgrades, Scam Detection in Messages and More
Google on Tuesday rolled out the March Pixel Drop for compatible Pixel devices. As per the company, it is the first Pixel Drop of the year which introduces several new features. Gemini Live, the conversational artificial intelligence (AI) tool can now be spoken to in a combination of 45 languages. Further, there’s a new Suggestions feature in the...
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Boat Tag With Google’s Find My Device Network Support Launched in India: Price, Features
Boat Tag was launched in India on Monday after being listed online last week. The smart tracker is compatible with Android devices and comes with support for Google's Find My Device network. It is claimed to offer a battery life of up to 365 days and has a replaceable battery. It supports BLE connectivity and location sharing and does not need an...
-
Boat Tag With Support for Google’s Find My Device Network Listed on Website Ahead of Launch in India
Boat Tag was listed on the company's official website on Friday ahead of its rumoured launch. Labelled as a smart tag, the purported tracker is compatible with Android devices leveraging Google’s Find My Network. It is expected to use Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) for location tracking, helping users locate misplaced or stolen items such as bags, ke...
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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.
-
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.
-
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 Pixel 8a Review: A for Ambition
It packs in everything one would expect from a premium smartphone. This includes a design refresh which puts it in line with more high-end devices from Google, like its Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro. Google’s also thrown in its Tensor G3 and this adds a lot of AI-enabled features which were not available on the Pixel 7a. However, all of this comes at 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.
-
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.
-
Realme 12 Pro+ Review: Big on Cameras… and Just About Everything Else
The Realme 12 Pro+ made quite an impression at launch offering some impressive specifications at what appears to be a very competitive price for the Indian market. Also thrown into the mix this year is a flagship grade camera which is also available in some premium flagship devices from various brands. But can the phone keep up with all of its hard...
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Things to Consider When Buying Your First Foldable Smartphone
Foldables have been gaining popularity over the years, but with the technology finally maturing, many are finding foldables to be an attractive option over a regular slate or phablet smartphone which has been the norm for a decade. We take a closer look at two types of foldable smartphones and also glance through the positives and negatives of eac...
-
Google Rolls Out Apple AirTag Detection With Unwanted Tracking Alerts on Android Devices
Google has started rolling out a feature to detect unwanted trackers for smartphones running recent versions on Android. Users will be alerted when they are being tracked by an unknown Bluetooth-based tracker, but only AirTags are currently supported, according to the company. Meanwhile, the company also said it is pausing the rollout of its Find M...
