Android Device Manager

All of us are prone to losing and putting aside our things. One of those things are certainly our smartphones, even if they are physically growing each day, so you can start thinking it is impossible to misplace them. We can forget our phones in a restaurant, in a shop or in some cases some bad people can steal them from us. How many times you had rushed out in the morning without your phone? We suppose you don't like these things!? Of course you don’t. "Later this month, the new Android Device Manager can help you out. It's one of a few simple features you can use to keep your device - and the data you store inside - safe and secure", says Benjamin Poiesz, Android Product Manager. [caption id="attachment_4374" align="aligncenter" width="378"] Where I misplaced my phone?[/caption]

Android Device Manager - locate and ring your misplaced device

So, like "Find my iPhone" from Apple, Android operating system now has a real weapon in the fight against our slow brain process and already mentioned bad people who want to steal our precious phones. Android Device Manager lets you quickly ring your phone at maximum volume so you can find it, even if it has been silenced. But, what if I can't hear my phone ringing, you probably wonder. Don't worry, you can locate it on a map in real time. One more crucial importance of this feature is protecting your personal information and data. Android Device Manager can help you keep your data from ending up in the wrong hands, which is extremely important in cases where your phone can't be recovered. You can easily erase all of the data and after that you can sit and relax.

Android Device Manageravailability

Android Device Manager will be available later this month on almost every Android device, because it is created to function on Android 2.2 and versions above. Only thing you have to do is to sign into your Google account. In order to help even more, Google is preparing Android app to allow you even easier access to data on your device. Ok brain. Now you can fail. But only sometimes! Source: officialandroid.blogspot.com