Losing your phone just got easier
By Nick Heath
Published: 27 March 2008 15:19 GMT
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The size-zero phone was launched at the Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona this year. Its vital statistics weigh in at 72.1 x 37.6 x 7.8mm - comparable to the dimensions of a credit card as seen here. Zack Weisfeld of modu, said in a statement: "With modu, the mobile phone can now be added to the list of 'invisible' items that people carry with them wherever they go, such as a bunch of keys, their wallet and their watch."
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