Boat has launched TAG, a Bluetooth-based tracking device designed for Android users. The device integrates with Google’s Find My Device network, allowing users to locate misplaced items such as keys, ...

A series of software updates from both Google and Motorola are now rolling out, unlocking the Moto Tag's ultra-wideband (UWB) functionality. UWB allows for far more accurate and precise tracking than ...

The Boat TAG emerges as an affordable and universally compatible smart tracker for Android users, leveraging Google's Find My Device network. Priced at Rs 1,299, it offers fundamental tracking ...

We've all had that moment of panic—digging through pockets, retracing steps—only to realise our keys are missing. In today's connected world, smart trackers have become essential tools for locating ...

How Android users can discover if AirTags are tracking them. Wondering about an Android AirTag tracker? You’re not alone. Ever since Apple introduced the AirTag they’ve been incredibly popular gadgets ...

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Google has rolled out unknown tracker alerts for Android devices The alerts will notify you if an unknown Bluetooth tracker is traveling with you. Users will be able to get more information on the ...

Boat has introduced the 'TAG', a tracker priced at Rs 1,299, designed to help Android users locate lost items through Google's Find My Device network. It's lightweight, features an 80dB alarm, and has ...

Nothing ruins a trip like lost luggage, but adding a luggage tracker to your checked bags can give you peace of mind.

Google is reportedly working on a feature that will allow your Android device to detect smart trackers in close vicinity. Folks at 9to5Google spotted the functionality while decompiling the Play ...