Lost - Google Nexus S at U of C on Saturday

[flamersfan]

Hi all,

Just thought I'd try posting this here on the off chance that some nice person found my phone.

[Roast Beef]

Just use the "Find my iPhone" app.

[WilsonFourTwo]

All I can offer is my sympathy.

I'm gonna go download the 'find/lock my phone app' now.

[QuadCityImages]

I recommend SeekDroid. Haven't had to use it, fortunately, but all my tests have worked.

[MrMastodonFarm]

Originally Posted by Roast Beef

Just use the "Find my iPhone" app.

I'd rather lose an Android, then find an iPhone.

[GreatWhiteEbola]

Just installed Android Lost after reading this thread, it is free, SeekDroid is currently $5. I will post a review of Android Lost in the Android thread.

[flamersfan]

I used Android Lost the day I lost my phone.

It was awesome! Installed it remotely, and then used the AndroidLost website to do all sorts of controls. That's how I know my phone was lost at the University. It sent me back it's location, battery status, temperature, etc.

I was also able to do stuff like take a picture with the front and back camera, which got sent to me. Too bad it was in some locker or box or something because both pictures came back black.

[Cheerio]

Originally Posted by flamersfan

I was also able to do stuff like take a picture with the front and back camera, which got sent to me. Too bad it was in some locker or box or something because both pictures came back black.

Or a pocket

[GreatWhiteEbola]

Android Lost works great. The web interface looks a little amateur, however the functionality is all there. I tested every feature last night, all worked without a hitch.

[keratosis]

Originally Posted by flamersfan

Hi all,

Just thought I'd try posting this here on the off chance that some nice person found my phone.

Odafest?

[NiklasSundblad]

Try Plan B as well, it's worked for a few people I've seen on the interwebs.