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.

There's a way to set up your Android to integrate with Google Maps in the event that your phone goes missing or is stolen.

Run a search for your Android phone via Google it'll pinpoint the phone's location on a map. The feature even works with a lost tablet.

Google has made it really easy to locate your missing Android device. You can even look for it directly from Google Search.

Before, Android phone or tablet users could access the Android Device Manager to locate, ring, or remote wipe their device right from the web, similar to Apple’s “Find my iPhone/iPad.” ...

You can now search for [find my phone] on Google search and if you have an Android device, Google will locate and map your phone on the search page. This is to help those who lose their phone be ...

If your phone is turned on, connected to the Internet, and logged into your Google account, just Googling “Find my phone” from any other browser will show you exactly where your Android is.

Google's Find My Device has evolved into the more capable Find Hub, but remnants of ancient phone-finding tools still exist. The still-live "Find your phone" Google Account settings page now ...

Back in 2015, Google launched a feature that displays a map showing your Android phone's current location when you search for "find my phone." Now, the big G is introducing another way to look for ...