Find an iPhone from an android phone?

[Ridethesplit]

Hi peeps.

I have an xperia s (awesome phone), and my wife has an xperia u.

However both our kids have iPhones, cos they are cooler apparently!

Is there an android app out there that would enable us to see the location of the iPhone in the same way that find my iPhone works, but from an android phone?

I can't find one at the moment.

 

[sdrawkcab25]

Hi peeps.

I have an xperia s (awesome phone), and my wife has an xperia u.

However both our kids have iPhones, cos they are cooler apparently!

Is there an android app out there that would enable us to see the location of the iPhone in the same way that find my iPhone works, but from an android phone?

I can't find one at the moment.

Can go to iCloud.com from your phone's browser. You may have to tell it to request the desktop site.

 

[Ridethesplit]

"Browser does not support iCloud"

Even on the non-mobile version of google.

 

[Ceverol]

Hi peeps.

I have an xperia s (awesome phone), and my wife has an xperia u.

However both our kids have iPhones, cos they are cooler apparently!

Is there an android app out there that would enable us to see the location of the iPhone in the same way that find my iPhone works, but from an android phone?

I can't find one at the moment.

If one of you sends the other(s) a (free) Glympse, the first one's moving position will be visible to the other(s) on a dynamic, zoomable map in their web browser, for a maximum of 4 hours (for privacy's sake; but extendable by tapping).

However, be aware that running a tracking app will hit that device's battery hard! Best to use it when the device is on a (car?) charger.

Free Glympse is available for Android and iOS.

 

[Pappy35]

You can do it but you can't.

What I mean is: Set your chrome browser to be a desktop (preferences) and then the FMiP page will load and you can log in but from there you're done. All mine shows is the map location in Cupertino and you can't scroll or otherwise interact with the map. This is how it works on my Nexus 7 and Samsung S3.

I look forward to the scores of those smarter than me here to have figured out how to get it down the last couple of yards to the goal line.