phone-location

[k5cents]

Something like account-location but with phone substituted for account within the box.

Mockup:

Or, replace the box with a circle to more closely match Google's Find My Device icon:

[k5cents]

Or, if somebody were able to pull the icon used by Google Play Services when Find My Device locates said device:

[augustin32]

Made by me,NOT extracted from G Play Services.

phone-location.zip

[JamesCoyle]

I think we should stick to square TBH. It's best we keep to a standard and a circular icon restricts the available space for the inner icon.

[PeterShaggyNoble]

Here's the SVG Google use as a map pin:

https://ssl.gstatic.com/android/fmd/static/be8632f979265f2940ae4c912e56d9ac/images/avatar-phone.svg

[steodor]

@kiernann @PeterShaggyNoble how's this for a start? Based off existing location marker and phone icons:

phone-location.zip

[PeterShaggyNoble]

We have since added map-marker as a modifier (e.g. bus-marker) so I think using that in conjunction with cellphone as the base icon to give us cellphone-marker might be the best approach here.

[steodor]

@PeterShaggyNoble first of all thank you for your time! I understand what you're saying, and while i agree that cellphone-marker would be a good addition to the exiting cellphone-* range, i don't think it would be the best fit here because it reverses meaning. That icon would tell me that a location is visible / stored / accesible on my cellphone, not that my cellphone is at some location.

Thanks for giving me a hint about the naming though (i didn't pay enough attention initially, sorry), so keeping in line with the rest of the library i guess map-marker-cellphone would be appropriate for placing phones on a map.

Also i fixed the cellphone shape to bring it closer to the one used in monitor-cellphone, which looks much better. It's just 1dp narrower to allow for centering without having subpixel antialiasing making its edges blurry at native resolution. What do you think?

map-marker-cellphone.zip

[mririgoyen]