Introduction to Google's Find My Device network Google introduced Android Device Manager in 2013 to locate lost or stolen Android devices. The tool was renamed Google Find My Device in 2017.

Google first introduced the Android Device Manager in 2013 to help users locate lost or stolen Android devices. In 2017, the tool was renamed Google Find My Device, and in 2024, it was expanded ...

Google's Credential Manager also rolled out with integration with Passkeys, a relatively new authentication technology released in May of 2023. Passkeys enable people to use fingerprint, facial ...

If you're a fan of open-source software, you'll be glad to know that there's plenty of FOSS software available for Android.

A lost device tracking system has been available for more than a decade on Android. The feature was first called “Android Device Manager,” which was renamed in 2017 to “Find My Device.” ...

Google announced that Credential Manager will launch on November 1st, offering a more streamlined and secure authentication process for Android users. It aims to simplify the login experience for ...

Google’s AI-powered scam detection features are a significant step forward in safeguarding Android users from fraud. However, staying safe requires a combination of tools and personal vigilance.

As spotted by Google app expert @AssembleDebug on X, the company wants to make it possible to import CSV files right from the Password Manager’s settings on Android.

Google has begun integrating Gemini Nano, its on-device large language model (LLM), into the latest version of the Chrome browser to combat online spam, scams and phishing campaigns. As it released ...