First, use your computer browser to log in to the Google account you have set up on your phone. Now type the phrase "find my phone" into Google's search engine on your PC.

While Google's Find my Phone feature doesn't directly help iPhone users locate and wipe lost devices, it nonetheless could make starting the search easier. For example, iPhone owners may forget ...

You reach for your phone only to find its not there. It’s also not on the desk, in your coat, or anywhere in your immediate vicinity. You don’t remember where you put it — at all.

Simply, go to the main Google search webpage in a browser and type in "find my phone." The first result will be a map of your phone's exact location, like the bar last night.

That convenient popup vanished, but the first result from the aforementioned search query was — and is — still a link to the Google Account settings page entitled "Find your phone," and ...

Google recently made it easier to find a lost Android phone, and today the company announced similar search options for owners of lost iPhones. Google has added a new Find your phone section to ...

Bill Gates Reveals What Makes Him Feel 'Pretty Stupid' From there, users can choose to have Google ring their phone in the event its hiding nearby and they need an audio clue to help them find it.

Google’s search engine can do more than just answer your questions. You can also use it to find your misplaced Android phone. Here’s how to set it up: Make sure Location Services is turned on.

Google announced this on Google+ and said: We’ve all been there — you’ve searched under your car seat, tossed around the sofa cushions and you still can’t find your phone. If you know ...

Google has just made the search process a little easier for Android users, however. Now they need only type "find my phone" into Google Search using a desktop browser.