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WWDC 2009 Keynote LIVE: "Find My iPhone"

June 8, 2009 at 11:29 am PT

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erasealldataOh, this looks promising: “Find My iPhone.” Cut to video clip from 30 Rock episode in which Liz loses her iPhone. “Find My iPhone” is a feature of MobileMe, apparently. Lose your phone and log in to MobileMe and the service will locate your phone for you. It will also allow you to force the device to play an audio alert so someone can locate it. And if you can’t? Remote wipe. Nice.

Check out our WWDC 2009 Full-Coverage special feature for more WWDC news.

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