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In a recent career shift, I went from an employer who provided me an iPhone to one who provides me with an Android (Galaxy S4 to be specific). Although I was happy to move to a Linux-based handset, I was concerned about replacing the "Find My iPhone" capability that Apple provides. Not only does my family use it to keep track of each other, but we also relied on it when a phone was misplaced. Does the Google Play store offer anything comparable? Um, yes.
AirDroid 2.X:
This free application gets better and better. Simply register for an account and set up a master password to use the "Find Phone" feature.
Aaron Seigo's comment on that "feature" yesterday on G+ (Oh! The irony!): http://goo.gl/CE5pSm
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AirDroid 2.X: This free application gets better and better. Simply register for an account and set up a master password to use the "Find Phone" feature.