Can MobileMe find your lost iPhone?

Mar 19 2009, 4:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Besides USB Tethering yet another unannounced feature of the new iPhone 3.0 firmware has been discovered.

BGR found an option in the MobileMe settings called "Find my iPhone".
MobileMe could use the GPS and Wi-fi hotspots to locate a stolen iPhone. Possibly yet another good reason for iPhone users to sign-up for MobileMe service, which as you know costs money.

Apple did not announce this feature yet and it might not be appearing in the final release of the iPhone 3.0.
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