How many of you have already activated Android Device Manager, how are you liking how easy it is to find your devices now? It’s definitely about time Google has added this feature into Android.

Google's new mobile app lets you manage and secure a lost or stolen phone or tablet from another Android device.

Google today announced Android Device Manager, a new website and accompanying app coming later this month that helps you find your lost phone or tablet. The service will be available for devices ...

Google's Android Device Manager has been quietly updated for to allow users to remotely lock and wipe their smartphones.

Google launched Android Device Manager back in August, but it curiously made the tool web-only, eschewing a native Android app and causing a lot of confusion in doing so. The Android Device ...

Earlier this year, Google finally rolled out a baked-in solution for Android users to track, lock, and remotely wipe their lost or stolen phones and tablets. While it doesn't have the bells and ...

Google first launched its device-locating service in early August, promising that an app would arrive later that same month. Clearly there was a delay, as the Android app is only launching now, in ...

Getting To Grips With Android Device Manager, Google's very own version of Find My iPhone and in this post we'll show you how to set it up properly ...

Google has updated its Android Device Manager app for the first time in two years, and it also gets rebranded to Find My Device.

In one of the more curious moves by Google, a few months ago when they launched the new Android Device Manager, users could only access the service via a web ...

Google said the new Android Device Manager service will available later this month for devices running Android 2.2 and up, and an Android app will also be available to help users manage their devices.

Google’s Android Device Manager first came our attention in August as a web-only tool to help locate your lost Android device. Now, with the release of the Device Manager app into the Play Store ...