No 'call my droid' variant on the Moto X?

[travo1978]

Was that just a Droid feature? I couldn't remember if they actually said it would be on the Moto X also or if I just assumed it since the phones were so similar. I've been looking around today and have tried out a bunch of combinations but none are working so far. It just keeps trying to dial random people in my contact list. Ha!

 

[Paisley]

Was that just a Droid feature? I couldn't remember if they actually said it would be on the Moto X also or if I just assumed it since the phones were so similar. I've been looking around today and have tried out a bunch of combinations but none are working so far. It just keeps trying to dial random people in my contact list. Ha!

lol. . not gonna lie, i tried in the store to get it to call me, and to no avail. lol. i hope there's a way! cuz that is a big plus for me as i'm always misplacing my phone.

 

[ultravisitor]

Was that just a Droid feature? I couldn't remember if they actually said it would be on the Moto X also or if I just assumed it since the phones were so similar. I've been looking around today and have tried out a bunch of combinations but none are working so far. It just keeps trying to dial random people in my contact list. Ha!

Well, the Moto X is not a Droid, so...

 

[zxphenomenalxz]

No it does not have it but to do something similar to locate your phone you can ask Google now to play a specific song

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[Rocketsaucev2]

Or, if you've misplaced your phone, a more cumbersome way would be to use another device and use android device manager to ring your phone.

 

[Tbayrgs]

Or, if you've misplaced your phone, a more cumbersome way would be to use another device and use android device manager to ring your phone.

Or just call your phone.

 

[Aquila]

No it does not have it but to do something similar to locate your phone you can ask Google now to play a specific song

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Smart.

Nexus. Through spacetime.

 

[jschu22]

Im going to ask Google Now how do people lose their phones within speaking distance of said phone.

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[travo1978]

Right. I'm not really worried about losing it cause my phone usually doesn't ever leave my side. I was mainly asking as a 'hey look what else this thing can do!'

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[Paisley]

Im going to ask Google Now how do people lose their phones within speaking distance of said phone.

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: \ I'm that person. lol. I usually use wheresmycellphone.com. although that's probably faster than even calling it to it more than once.

 

[jschu22]

: \ I'm that person. lol. I usually use wheresmycellphone.com. although that's probably faster than even calling it to it more than once.

Well half of my reply was 100% smartass, but I know everyone is different and not always attached to their phone like me.

 

[Rocketsaucev2]

Or just call your phone.

Lies!

Sent from my Nexus 10

 

[Aquila]

Im going to ask Google Now how do people lose their phones within speaking distance of said phone.

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I have a three year old and a one year old. That phone could be anywhere. Literally.

 

[Paisley]

Im going to ask Google Now how do people lose their phones within speaking distance of said phone.

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, my problem is that i use it for my alarm and when pick it up when i'm sleeping, to check the time or whatever, then jump out of bed and it's under the sheets. lol. that's usually where it is. But i'm one of those chicas with lots of bedding. the worst is when it falls off my dresser into a drawer. all gone, bye bye. see ya when find you. lol