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Version 1.2.0 · 2026-05-23
Bug Fixes & UI Improvements.
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The store currently lists version 1.2.0, updated 2026-05-23.








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"PodFinder: Find My Headphones" helps you locate lost Bluetooth devices like wireless headphones, earbuds, and other nearby accessories. If your device is misplaced around you, this app makes it easier to find it using Bluetooth signals and sound alerts.
With "PodFinder: Find My Headphones", you can scan nearby Bluetooth devices and see which ones are close or far based on signal strength. This helps you move in the right direction to find your lost item faster.
Use the sound feature to make your headphones or device play a sound, so you can locate it even if it’s hidden under furniture or inside a bag. Signal strength updates in real time to guide you as you move.
"PodFinder: Find My Headphones" is useful for finding wireless earbuds, headphones, and other Bluetooth-enabled devices when they are within range.…
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