Google's Android Device Manager lets users remotely lock a lost or stolen device with a new password.

That's the problem that the most recent update to the Android Device Manager aims to solve. If you lose your Android device somewhere, the easiest way to find it would be the Android Device Manager.

Android Device Manager web interface is live, try it now The “find my phone” service from Google can now be used through any web browser. All you need is to log in your Google account.

In this week's Android customization post, we look at how to use Android Device Manager to locate a missing phone, and how it can protect you and your data.

Google’s Android Device manager, which allows you to do things like locate, lock, or wipe a lost device is a nifty tool with an unfortunate name – it doesn’t tell you much about what it ...

Here are the steps you need to take to set up Device Manager on your Android phone: Open the “Settings” menu Tap on the “Security” section ...

Also, Device Manager prompts you for a new password (that's right, alphanumeric and everything!), and overwrites your existing device passcode in the process—even if you haven't set one up yet.

Android Device Manager for Android has received an update this afternoon that makes it even harder for thieves to get inside of your device if you lose it. The update adds a feature that presents ...

Google today announced on its Official Android Blog that it’s launching a brand new tool called ‘Android Device Manager’ that will let users easily locate and remotely wipe misplaced or ...