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Google usually told us how to do something. Now it will do it for you. Some time ago, Google refined its famous browser with two small but important additions. Type ''find my phone'' and Google will locate it for you on a map and offer to call it. If you type ''send directions'' it will direct you to it. Google has come a long way in its 16-year search history, but this is actually just the beginning.

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