You know how it is to leave your cell phone at home or randomly misplace it somewhere – you may even start to go through withdrawal during the time away from it. Fortunately if it’s a Windows Mobile handset, you’ll be in luck with the most unusual, but straightforward named app with “I left my phone at home.” Basically what it allows you to view and respond to missed phone calls and text messages when you’re away. In addition, you can set an away message that’ll be sent automatically to all missed calls and text messages. This is all done by logging into the web site from a PC – thus allowing you to remotely perform all the functions. So now there’s no need to breakdown into a watery mess if you ever leave your phone at home. Now the app isn’t free and will cost you $4.99 through the Windows Marketplace. Although it only supports Windows Mobile handset right now, this cloud based application is expected to branch out to other platforms soon.
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