Developed by Leon Böttger, GoogleFindMyTools is an experimental re-implementation of Google’s Find My Device service. It ...

Google launched its Find My Device network, its answer to Apple’s Find My network. With it, people can locate their devices even when they’re not connected to the internet. Well, it looks like Google ...

There were hurdles in the way, naturally -- Bluetooth and cloud technology was more primitive, and Google Maps didn't exist until 2005. Convenient touchscreen interfaces had to wait for the iPhone in ...

Once you locate the device in the list ... and location where they were last connected. If you can find your AirPods on the map, you can have them play a noise. This feature can be helpful ...

Leon Böttger’s GoogleFindMyTools is a re-implementation of Google’s Find My Device network. It works with Android devices and commercial trackers, but experimental support for ESP32-based Bluetooth ...

The sixth watch shows what looks like a watch version of the Find My Device app. We see that the watch is tracking “Elisa’s Pixel.” We see the time the device was last seen, a mini-map ...

Google may be working on a Find My Device app for Wear OS, as seen in a screen grab from a five-month-old Pixel Watch 3 ad.

Phones use various signals to find your location, including cell tower pings, Wi-Fi access points, Bluetooth and GPS. Here ...

you may notice what appears to be a Find My Device experience. It reads “Elisa’s Pixel” and is followed by a last seen date and time below it. There’s also a phone icon on a map ...

Bundled with the majority of Android gadgets, this application lets you find your device’s location on a map in real time. Some are like making a full alert sound (even when the sound is off ...