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Google changed the name of Find My Device to Find Hub, users will get new features
Along with improving its device-finding service, Google has changed its name to Find Hub. Earlier, this service was known as Find My Device. Now this service provides many new features, along with tracking the location of lost phones, tablets, and other devices. Google has also added ultra-wideband technology, which makes accurate tracking possible.
In addition to enhancing its device-finding facility, Google also gave its name a makeover. Previously its name was Find My Device, now it has been renamed Find Hub. Now the ambit of this service is broadened, earlier it used to display the location of the missing phone or tablet.
Even after the company attempted removing ambiguity with its new nomenclature, Android consumers continue to struggle with third-party trackers. That is intended to compete head-on with Apple's AirTags. Previously, Google's Find My Device service was intended to locate missing Android phones, tabs or watches.
Now Google changed and upgraded it over time and added features including location sharing and an external tracker. Its old name does not reveal anything about its complete scope as a new service. In such a case, its company changed its name to Find Hub. This reveals that it is able to monitor numerous devices.
