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Pebblebee Trackers Compatible with Apple and Google Find My

Pebblebee Trackers Compatible with Apple and Google Find My

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Pebblebee has been producing trackers compatible with Apple’s Find My for some time now. Earlier this year, they introduced trackers that work with Google’s Find My Device network. Recently, they revealed a new series of Bluetooth trackers that support both Apple and Google’s tracking services. Compatibility and Limitations With the new Pebblebee Universal trackers, users can […]

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Moto Tag: Android's Answer to Apple AirTags with UWB & Google Find My

Moto Tag: Android’s Answer to Apple AirTags with UWB & Google Find My

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Motorola has introduced a new smart tracker designed to compete with Apple AirTags for Android users. Named the Moto Tag, this device features Ultra Wideband (UWB) technology and integrates with Google's network, making it easier to locate tagged items. Moto Tag: Key Features Motorola's Moto Tag boasts enhanced precision due to its support for UWB tech,

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Google Unveils Fitbit Ace LTE: A Kid-Friendly Smartwatch

Google Unveils Fitbit Ace LTE: A Kid-Friendly Smartwatch

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Fitbit, a Google subsidiary, has unveiled the Fitbit Ace LTE, a smartwatch designed specifically for children. Priced at $229.95, this device targets kids aged 7 and above by promoting physical activity through engaging games and ensuring safety with real-time location tracking. Google Fitbit Ace LTE Specifications The Fitbit Ace LTE features a 41.04 x 44.89 mm

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Android 15: Locate Your Smartphone Even When Off

Android 15: Locate Your Smartphone Even When Off

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Finding a lost or misplaced Android phone can be a troubling ordeal, especially when the device is powered off. Google's Find My Device service, while helpful, faces constraints when the device is not connected. With the advent of Android 15, Google is addressing this challenge through the introduction of a new Powered Off Finding API. Enhanced

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