xfi Locator

Locate all of your iOS and Android devices, using just this simple and elegant app.

-To locate an iOS device, use iCloud credential that was used to activate the target device.

-To locate an Android device, install this app,xfi Endpoint, on the target device. Follow instructions on that app to register for a PIN. Use the registered email/PIN to log in.

This app runs natively on Android platform. It locates and shows location of the device you are looking for on Google Maps. It can make the device sound even when it is on silent mode, making the task of finding a misplaced phone, tablet easy.

Features included in this app are: (see snapshots for further details)

- Displays location of target devices on Google Maps. The app will try its best to request up-to-date location of devices. Green icon means location is up-to-date. Gray icon means location is available but not up-to-date.

- Log-in credential can optionally be saved for future quick log-ins (encrypted and saved solely on your device).

- Supports multiple accounts.

- Real-time auto refresh.

- Sounds alarm on device.

- Various map types can be selected.

- Provides directions, turn-by-turn navigation from own location to target device location.

- Beautiful, high resolution, detailed Street View, and Traffic.

- A web version is available here to locate you lost Android from any platform such as iOS, Windows: http://xfiLocator.com

*If you have problem locating iOS device, ensure that iCloud is enabled on target iOS device. iCloud credential can be verified with this site:http://www.apple.com/icloud/setup/ios.html.*If you have problem location Android device, make sure the target device have xfi Endpoint installed, registered, and its location service is enabled.Send us an email if you have problem with login.

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