How can I locate my lost cell phone using GPS?

I know of two ways, and learn about the third right now. See EDIT 2.

One would be to already have a security app that has such a feature and a companion web site with log in.

Another would be to activate Latitude on that device within Maps or the standalone app by Google before losing it. Or activate it under your GMail account right now (https://www.google.com/latitude/) that is linked to that Android device and allow location sharing. Your device should report back the location every 1 hour but I think there is a manual accept clause on the device before you can do so. Try it and let me know if activating Latitude after the fact works or not.

EDIT: Turn on location history for it to work properly.

EDIT 2: "But Android users can still take action. Thanks to the Web-based Android Market, you can remotely install recovery software to your phone or tablet, even if it is no longer in your possession. For instance, in addition to its mobile security suite, Lookout offers the aptly named Plan B. You remotely install the app through the Web-based Android Market, and it begins to run automatically, sending email messages to your Gmail account with a map showing where your equipment is. Don’t rely on this app alone, though: Consider Plan B only as a last resort, rather than as your primary or sole line of defense."

That's all I know. And flag your carrier now but keep the phone active if you want to find it.

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No you can't do that. It can only be used to locate places, not things. Hope I helped!

If you put a security app on your phone then log in to their website and track your phone from there. If not I would have it deactivated and then go buy another phone.

I lost my Samsung Galaxy minutes ago and it is turned off.Do you know any site that can locate my cellphone???