How To Find A Silent Possibly Dead Cell Phone

it's really difficult to find a cellphone that is put on silent...

if you left it at home, just search it more detail,

maybe it get stuck on the bed frame or something cover it, so you didn't find it

this will sound stupid but it should work, you know how if you leave your phone beside your computer, someone calls you and you get that feedback noise through the speakers? if you have a laptop WITH portable speakers (wont work on laptop speakers) phone your cell, carry around your laptop and speakers and youll hear your feedback until the call stops. this will atleast give you an idea of where it is

hope that works? and hope your cell is still alive =P

If it's around your house, then I think there's a "low battery" beep on cell phones....so you might want to wait til then?

Well as long as the cellphone is in your house you should be able to find it sooner or later.

Like the above post, I believe there is a low battery beep for all cellphones so you should be able to find out where your cellphone is

If not...may I suggest the extreme? calling a maid?

i hate it when that happens <.<

sorry, i'm no help.

HomeDepot is having a sale on metal detectors for $10.

If you can't find it, just get the detector and walk around and search everywhere that beeps (:

(Which should be everywhere) D;

Keep looking, check your bags, clothes, floor, cubboards, bed, every room!

TIDY UP YOUR ROOM.

this will sound stupid but it should work, you know how if you leave your phone beside your computer, someone calls you and you get that feedback noise through the speakers? if you have a laptop WITH portable speakers (wont work on laptop speakers) phone your cell, carry around your laptop and speakers and youll hear your feedback until the call stops. this will atleast give you an idea of where it is

hope that works? and hope your cell is still alive =P

this might not work if the phone is 3G, only 2.5G and older.

i don't know about your phone but the vibrate on my phone is pretty loud. maybe you can send yourself a text message and listen carefully for the noise.

also, i found a tip that might work. if you think it might be in the house, wait until night, turn off the lights and call your phone -- maybe the light from the keys/screen will help you track it down.

Like others have mentioned, carrying around a laptop and listening for the crackle noise when you call your phone could help you at least locate the room it's in.

Also, I suggest the visual method: late at night when it is dark, call your cell and visually look for a light. Most cellphones light up like a mini-sun when you call them. Just don't trip. I have used this method many times in the car.

this might not work if the phone is 3G, only 2.5G and older.

my phone is 3G and it does that. it's kinda annoying though...

my phone is 3G and it does that. it's kinda annoying though...

what phone do you have? i have two 3g phones (sony ericsson tm506 and the samsung behold) and they don't make the noise, but two of my friends have the iphone 3g and the iphone makes that noise, too. so odd. so i guess it just really depends.

my brother (he has the same two phones i do) misses that noise haha he likes being warned of an incoming call.

to OP, any updates on the status of your phone's location?

this will sound stupid but it should work, you know how if you leave your phone beside your computer, someone calls you and you get that feedback noise through the speakers? if you have a laptop WITH portable speakers (wont work on laptop speakers) phone your cell, carry around your laptop and speakers and youll hear your feedback until the call stops. this will atleast give you an idea of where it is

hope that works? and hope your cell is still alive =P

that's truee.

everytime someone calls me, my speakers make this crazyyy sound. >__<;

I'd say wait for the Low Battery beep!