herix1 | # 1 | 2010-03-13, 01:05 | Report

I didn't setup any tracking service or anything like that. I wonder if there's any service that will allow me to track it via GPS using IMEI number.

I should mention that I am in US.

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Ronaldo | # 2 | 2010-03-13, 01:07 | Report

nope sorry. best to report to police so if they find it they can contact u.

JohnLF | # 3 | 2010-03-13, 01:09 | Report

There have been at least 2 people on here talking about creating tracking apps (or something that could be used as such), but nothing exists yet AFAIK.

herix1 | # 4 | 2010-03-13, 01:09 | Report

That is awful. Such an expensive device should have such feature by default.

JohnLF | # 5 | 2010-03-13, 01:13 | Report

Why? My car cost 20x as much and does not have such a feature by default. Does yours?

NokiaRocks | # 6 | 2010-03-13, 01:22 | Report

Sad to hear
Good luck getting it back.... maybe

se23 | # 7 | 2010-03-13, 01:24 | Report

well john ur hardly gonna misplace ur car r u?

herix1 | # 8 | 2010-03-13, 01:30 | Report

I don't have a car. I would expect them to have it nowadays.

Anyway, any ideas?

6sicSIX | # 9 | 2010-03-13, 01:33 | Report

John, your car may have cost 20x as much, but it isn't one of the best cars money can buy is it?
The n900 is the best phone (in my opinion) that money can buy, so i think it should come with tracking.. even the n96 has remote wipe & lock.

I'd text it before it runs out of battery and offer a reward for finding it, and then give your provider a call and see if they can trace it. In the uk they can pinpoint it to a street.

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Crogge | # 10 | 2010-03-13, 01:38 | Report

I wouldn't expect a GPS transmitter in a 10.000$ car but at least one in a 600$ phone. Still its possible to make such stuff via software, most thieves are dumb anyway.