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Ultra-wideband is currently exclusive to the Galaxy Note20 series and Z Fold 2. It relies on Ultra-wideband (UWB) and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) to locate your missing Galaxy devices. The service comes with some cool new features like AR-based Search Nearby which guides you to your misplaced device in real time. Today, Samsung is introducing a new service called SmartThings Find.
Up until now, Samsung phone owners have the option to use the company’s Find My Mobile as well as Google’s Find My Device to locate misplaced or stolen phones.
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