Google's latest mid-range Pixel 9a brings a few new wrinkles to the table, so here are the first things we recommend you try.

Google's recent Find My Device version offers another glimpse at its upcoming UWB support update for trackers/devices. A year ...

On top of that, Google thinks AI Overviews in Search can help plan out your day-to-day itineraries — assuming you haven’t ...

Google Maps is introducing a new AI-powered 'screenshot list' feature that allows users to save places of interest for travel planning directly from their screenshots. This feature, powered by Gemini, ...

Google has a new "Ask about place" Gemini feature that lets you talk to the AI about Google Maps locations on Android devices.

There aren’t many trackers for Android’s Find My Device network, but one of our favorites is the Moto Tag, which is why it’s frustrating that it’s been so hard to purchase for a while.

The Google Maps Timeline has long been a useful though slightly uncomfortable feature that maintains a complete record of everywhere your phone goes (and probably you with it). Google recently changed ...

It now allows users to track other devices after gaining permission from their owners. Android has recently updated its ‘Find My Device ... is supported by Google Maps.

The government claims the authority to search all electronic devices at the border, no matter your legal status in the country or whether they have any reason to suspect that you’ve committed a crime.

Yes, the whole Device part of Google’s Find My has changed with the new update this month. Reports say Find My Device now shows you a map of friends and family members on the app who share their ...

With this, users can not only trace their companion devices, accessories like Bluetooth-based article tracker, and earphones, but also know the live location of devices of their children or ...

Google may introduce more automatic enrollments for its Find My Device network. Location access and device location syncing could trigger automatic enrollment. Strings also suggest that Google ...