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# Device Details

Users can now review records more thoroughly, making it easier to monitor device activity over time.

### ‘Load More’ Button

* All entries for the latest day (like today) are displayed right away, so you can start with the most recent updates.
* With the "Load More" button, you can effortlessly fetch data for the previous day each time you click—one step at a time.
* Keep pressing to uncover older history until everything available is at your fingertips.
* To make things even easier, the "Show More" and "Show Less" buttons were removed, creating a smoother, uninterrupted browsing experience.

### Red Banner for Limited Devices

* The Red Banner now appears only for devices marked as Not Reporting or Missing.
* It highlights critical statuses, allowing you to receive alerts without unnecessary distraction.

### Status Icons for All Devices

* Each card now displays status icons (e.g., Cradled, In Use, Offline, Missing, Powered Off, Idle/Off Cradle).
* View status icons on every device card at a glance, with each being visually distinct for better clarity.

### Current Device Card

* Configure your Current Device Card to display all essential details in a single, convenient layout.
* Access vital data about your devices, including Device ID, Device Status, Battery Status, and Last Reported Time.

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