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Android gets closer to AirTag territory as Find Hub starts showing directional tracking
UWB tracking was supposed to arrive later this month, but some users already have the functionality.
Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority
- UWB-based tracking for location and direction was announced to come “later this month” to Find Hub (previously known as Find My device).
- However, some users already have the functionality on Find Hub via the Moto Tag and UWB-compatible phones.
Google is fresh off the Android Show: I/O Edition, announcing a slew of changes coming to the Android platform. One of the changes included renaming Android’s Find My Device app to Find Hub, underscoring its ability to track more than just your devices. Google also announced that the Find Hub will get UWB support “later this month,” but it seems the switch has been flipped early.
Artem Russakovskii on X spotted the UWB UI active within the Find Hub. The app now shows an arrow and distance to the Moto Tag tracker, the first UWB-based tracker supported through the Find Hub.
