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, ...

The latest release in Motorola's hardware ecosystem is its new Moto Tag product -- an AirTag -like Bluetooth tracker that's compatible with just about every modern Android phone currently on the ...

Google is rolling out an update to Android’s unknown tracker alerts that makes it easier to stop people from tracking you. A new feature lets you temporarily pause your device’s location from being ...

But the problem is they only work with an iPhone. If you have an Android phone, you can’t use AirTags. Thankfully, one of ...

Android users, rejoice: AirTag-like trackers for Android exist. After a painfully slow rollout, Google’s Find Hub (previously known as Find My Device) is now live, and while it’s not flawless, it’s ...

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 ...

Android offers OS-level “Unknown tracker alerts“, and Google is now adding two new features, including Find Nearby, for Find My Device (FMD) network tags. Under Settings > Safety & emergency, you can ...

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 ...

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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 ...