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As previously spotted<\/a> in a promo video for the Pixel Watch 3, Google has released a Find Hub app for Wear OS.<\/p>\n The Wear OS client starts with a \u201cMy devices\u201d list of everything logged into your Google Account. Selecting a phone, tablet, watch, headphones, tracker, etc. takes you to a details page that first notes when it was last seen and the current battery level. You get a map view that when tapped offers to open Google Maps on your wrist and then provides directions in various modes.\u00a0<\/p>\n Your in-app options are Play sound, Secure device, Get directions, and Factory reset, with a refresh button at the very bottom. This experience is very much like the phone app.<\/p>\n The \u201cPhone ringing\u201d screen makes use of Material 3 Expressive, while the Pixel Watch 4\u2019s ultra-wideband (UWB) capabilities do not appear to be leveraged for precise finding.<\/p>\n \tAdvertisement – scroll for more content<\/p>\n At the end of the device list, you get Settings and an account switcher.\u00a0Overall, this is a very straightforward client. <\/p>\n Find Hub appears before \u201cFind my phone\u201d in your watch\u2019s app list\/grid, with the latter remaining a dedicated shortcut.<\/p>\n To install, search \u201cFind Hub\u201d in the on-watch Play Store. You can also start the download from your phone by using \u201cInstall on more devices<\/a>.\u201d Google is also rolling out a small update to the Find Hub phone app today.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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