Google unveils Android Device Manager, its own version of Find My iPhone

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By Christian ZibregAug 2, 2013, 4:06 pm126 pts
Google has just filled another missing link in its Android software by introducing a feature which allows users to find their misplaced or stolen device on a world map, wipe its contents remotely, send alerts and more. If the announcement sounds a lot like Apple’s Find My iPhone app, you’re right, it does –…

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