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Our phones are lifesavers. They really are. I don't know how many times I have to pick mine up just to help me through something. I mean if I can't find a certain location. There is our GPS to help us out.

Have you ever had that moment? You know the one I am talking about. You are on your way to work and you can't find your phone. It's not in your purse. It's not in your car seat. Where exactly is it?

We get to the store with list in hand. You are going to stick to it. I know I need milk and veggies. Maybe a steak for dinner. It's on my list.

Our telephones do everything for us these days. That is not necessarily a good thing.

That seems like a silly question. I am not addicted to my phone? Is that what you think? Can you leave it alone for hours at a time?

Remember back in the early 90's? I mean we didn't all have phones. Heck we may know someone who had a beeper. A phone? Nope.

Do you find yourself sitting a lot throughout the day? I mean you may sit close to 8 hours a day at work.

iPhone users have reported an anti-LGBT emoji, showing the rainbow flag with a 'no' symbol next to it.

It seems like your whole day is consumed by staring at a screen! Right? You are staring at one right now as a matter of fact.

We spend so much time with our phones. We feel the need to be connected all the time. I mean 24/7. Yes it is true for a lot of us!

Calling all drivers—does your cell phone type correlate with your driving habits?

OK....I have never been a fan of eating out at a restaurant by myself? I always felt awkward.