Samsung's SmartThings Find service now boasts 200 million connected devices. Customers can find a range of lost Galaxy devices with the help of the rest of the Samsung community through this service.
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Samsung's SmartThings Find service has seen 100 million devices connected to it since it was launched in October last year. The firm said that 230,000 devices are located on the service each day.
Samsung is rolling out an update to SmartThings Find that introduces new capabilities for added convenience and privacy. The update includes support for Bixby and a new feature to detect unknown tags.
Samsung has announced a new item tracker called SmartTag+, packing BLE and UWB connectivity, as well as an AR finder feature for compatible smartphones. It will be available next week.
Samsung will now let you find your lost Galaxy phone or tablet with the launch of SmartThings Find, a new feature available through the SmartThings app from today. It works on Android 8 or later.
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