In an exciting move for Android users, Google has officially upgraded its Find Hub website to support more devices. First launched in 2025, Find Hub has evolved from its roots in device tracking, which started back in 2013. Now, with this update, users can track not just smartphones, tablets, and smartwatches, but also smart tags and headphones directly through the website.
According to reports from 9to5Google, the updated version of the website mirrors the capabilities of the Find My Device app, providing users with a comprehensive way to locate various devices. This change is particularly useful when your main device is lost, as you can easily access the tracking feature from any computer or alternate device through the browser.
Now, users can head over to https://www.google.com/android/find/ to instantly check the location of all devices connected to their Google account. This update is rolling out globally, allowing for a smoother and more efficient device tracking experience.
New Features:
- More Devices Tracked: You can now track a wider variety of devices, including smart tags and headphones.
- Faster Access: The new website version makes it quicker to track your devices directly from a browser.
- Improved Network Efficiency: Google has upgraded the network infrastructure to handle a large number of devices, improving the accuracy and speed of location tracking.
- Simplified Access: Google has removed some security layers, such as mandatory fingerprint scans and PIN entry, to make it easier for device owners to track their lost items.
Despite these significant updates to the website, the Find My Device app remains unchanged and continues to perform well as before. This shows that Google is committed to improving the experience across all platforms and might introduce more exciting features in the near future.
Origin: Androidpolice
