As one of the most popular companies in the world, Google has been known to have revolutionary products that are always in the headlines. Recently, the tech giant announced that they were delaying their upgraded Find My Device network, which was set to be more expansive than the current version.
The Find My Device network was originally launched in 2018, and it has been used by millions of people ever since. The tool has been used to help people keep track of, and recover, their lost devices. However, the network had a large coverage gap, which meant many people were unable to use it in certain regions.
Google was set to release an upgraded Find My Device network to address this issue. It was reported that the new version would be enhanced to cover a greater area and would include new features such as a real-time tracking function. This news came as a relief to many people, who were eagerly awaiting this update.
Unfortunately, Google has recently delayed the launch of the upgraded Find My Device network. The company has not provided an exact reason for the delay nor a timeline for the update, but it is likely due to the fact that the original version was still missing some features.
There have been no comments made by Google on the delay of their network but it is clear that they are working hard to provide a product that meets everyone’s needs. Even though this delay has been disappointing for many, the new version of Find My Device will be worth the wait.
For now, users will have to continue to use the original version of Find My Device. The coverage gap might still cause problems for some, and the new version might be the answer to their problems. Hopefully, Google will release the upgraded network soon, so that more people can enjoy the benefits that come with its added features.