While Google's earthquake alerts system works on Galaxy phones, Samsung has its own version hidden in One UI with some neat ...

Officially, this is known as the Android Earthquake Alerts System. As is often the case with Android, you may find it in a ...

Google is expanding Android Earthquake Alerts to the entire US and six territories. The feature first launched in 2020, using the United States Geological Survey (USGS) ShakeAlert system to send ...

Android phones around San Francisco’s Bay Area buzzed with an alert on Tuesday morning: A 4.8 magnitude earthquake was about to hit. “You may have felt shaking,” some of the messages read ...

Dagupan City has installed five Community Tsunami Alerting Stations (CTAS) in key barangays to help warn residents in case of ...

Here’s who sends out the alert to your phone and why you were buzzed even if you didn’t feel the earth shake. Why did I get an earthquake alert this morning? How California’s warning system ...

What makes an earthquake alert go off? An earthquake magnitude should be measured at a 4.5 size for the ShakeAlert system to go into action. Wednesday’s earthquake was originally clocked at 4.7 ...

Your phone can alert you before an earthquake, ... keep in mind that this alert system activates only for earthquakes of 4.5 magnitude or higher and does not work for lower-intensity quakes.

Samsung is developing a more robust earthquake warning system for Galaxy phones than Google's built-in version for Android.

If you live anywhere along the West Coast, you have at some point in the last few years heard the piercing sound of ShakeAlert. The United States Geological Survey manages the earthquake early ...

The Android Earthquake Alerts System will then look at crowdsourced data to determine if it's an earthquake. If the earthquake registers at a magnitude of 4.5 or higher, you will get either a "Be ...