Google's Android Device Manager lets users remotely lock a lost or stolen device with a new password.

Google's Android Device Manager, which allows users to locate their phones via a desktop app, will be adding the ability to lock the device and change its password.

Google has just added an incredibly useful feature to its Android Device Manager service. As first noted by Android Police, you can now remotely lock your Android device with a specific password ...

Google has rolled this critical feature into Android Device Manager, which launched last month with location tracking and remote wipe functionality.

Android Device Manager is already a great way to ensure you can locate, lock, or wipe your phone if you lose it.

In this week's Android customization post, we look at how to use Android Device Manager to locate a missing phone, and how it can protect you and your data.

Android Device Manager can remotely locate, alert, lock or factory reset your smartphone… except when it can’t. Google’s theft protection service should work with no issues, given its ...

Jack Wallen introduces you to an app that should become a must-have for anyone concerned with losing their Android devices or the data contained within.

Better safe than sorry: if you rely on Device Manager, check your Settings menu. Google Play Services 4.0 hasn't disseminated to all 2.3+ Android devices yet, so be aware that this issue may ...

Google is beefing up its mobile platform's security with an update to Android Device Manager that adds the option of remotely locking down a lost or stolen device with a new password. The new ...