Lost your Android phone? There's a Google search for that

If you have an Android phone and have no idea where it is at the moment, there's an app for that.
Google announced Thursday that its latest version of Google's Search app for Android will include a feature that will attempt to pinpoint a lost phone's location on a map, and even ring it for you.
What do you need to do to start the search? First, be signed into a Google+ account, then go to Google's search bar and type "find my phone."
While Android users have been able to find their phones remotely for a while, you had to log into the Android Device Manager to start your search.
According to a story from PCmag.com, if you suspect the phone has been stolen you can click on the map to be redirected to the full Android Device Manager page where you can remotely lock the phone or wipe it clean of all your information.