Google Might be Developing a Game-Changing Product to Compete with Apple's AirTag

It appears that Google is preparing to join the competition among companies making Bluetooth-based tracking devices. Kuba Wojciechowski, an Android researcher, has reported that Google has an internal codename of "Grogu" for a tracker that the Nest team is developing. This would be a rival to the Apple AirTag and products from Tile and Samsung.

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Google's Find My Device app, which is used to locate lost or stolen phones, has been improved and is now used by millions of Android devices worldwide.

The device itself has two codenames, GR10 and Groguaudio, the latter of which suggests that it may feature a speaker.