It happened again. My husband and I were walking through Pottery Barn this past Saturday and we saw a cute, pink phone laying all alone on a sofa. There was nobody around, the phone was locked and with no ID we turned it in at the front register hoping whoever left it behind would ask the employees if they had found their phone. Sure enough, as we continued browsing, a panicked young teen ran into the store franticly looking for her phone. We walked her to the front desk and

Men also face a number of challenges when it comes to keeping up with their phones. Often their main mode of carrying their cell phone is in a front or back pocket. The problem with the front pocket is that the phone can jam into your leg or slip out of a loose pocket when you sit down, bend over, or recline. The problem with carrying a phone in a back pocket, aside from being an easy target for pickpockets, is that you have to take your phone out of your pocket every single

Like many women, I often wear yoga pants or similar type of “athletic-leisure” pants at home. And no matter how comfortable these pants are, more often than not, they don’t have pockets, so I was constantly struggling to keep up with my cell phone. I was tired of setting down my phone, walking off and missing an important call or message. When my hands were full, my phone either got stuffed precariously in my shirt (or bra) or it got left behind. Then I had to remember where