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For people who like peace and quiet a phoneless cord. 66.

But I am no longer fooled by the supposed benefits of a phoneless existence.

The woman on 15 must be accepting calls for some phoneless person on 14.

Welcome to the age of the phoneless phone.

Some were phoneless and homeless, sleeping in skid row shelters.

So the next night I shut it off, hid it in a drawer and began my phoneless week.

A big ceiling fan cooled the air, and I grew to enjoy the serenity of being phoneless.

It also marks the beginning of the hand-to-pocket motions that plagues everyone's phoneless time in the house.

People who are sniffy about them should have to amuse themselves for a week in a tiny, phoneless 19th-century chamber full of doilies.

Next thing you know, Faux Systems will be offering the car to go with the phoneless phone: a Jaguar that just sits there.

The idea is to put up phone booths -- all right, technically, phoneless booths -- in public places around the country.

Mr. Drbohlav quoted me a price of $40 a night for a phoneless apartment with two beds in the Old Town.

Sam Drucker also has a telephone and acts as an answering service of sorts for the phoneless Shady Rest Hotel.

Now, a day later, Yuli Batenin sat in his phoneless office, worrying about the messages being telexed between Moscow and the Soviet ambassador.

Yet even these basic functions are not always delivered without problems, as last year's enormous BlackBerry outage fiasco demonstrated, when millions of users were left effectively phoneless for three days.

The iPhone and phoneless iPod touch, a much smaller iPad with similar software and functionality, have soared since then, with 75m units in circulation as of January.

By the end of the afternoon, she had adapted so well to being phoneless that she even forgot to call for her messages before heading home to Syosset, where she then paid the penalty.

As the phoneless woman, mouth ajar, looked at Chokki zigzagging through people like a Wallaby through Springboks, Freen shouldered her to the ground, a perfectly legitimate tackle, and glanced back at her with grim satisfaction.

It requires a cord, so it might come in handy on those rare occasions when you encounter a phoneless phone jack, but seems most useful for just plain showing off by talking to your computer the way Maxwell Smart talked to his shoe.

"Whether you run out of credit or battery, lose your phone or are in an area with no reception, being phoneless and panicked is a symptom of our 24/7 culture." © Copyright Press Association Ltd 2008, All Rights Reserved.

He also said that Cameron Mackintosh had the inside track as the producer for a commercial run, but he didn't know what Mr. Mackintosh, who is spending the holidays at a phoneless retreat in Scotland, had in mind.

“We are always competing with the television in the living room,” said Bart Decrem, chief executive of Tapulous, a start-up in Silicon Valley that makes games and other applications for the iPhone and its phoneless cousin, the iPod Touch.

If he had been able to read, he would have seen in the local press the week after he had met the phoneless producer that the producer had been indicted for embezzlement, for diverting money to his own personal use and letting production company bills go unpaid.

I know, I should get with it and purchase one of the little contraptions, but until they prove conclusively they dont cause brain tumors, and until I can master the art of putting on mascara on the move, my petite palms shall remain phoneless while Im not at home.