Phone World Records  

Sharon Newbaker coaxed a Mattress World employee into saying the word “mattress” 24 times during a single phone call. [tag:RecordSetterBook01][] []:http://recordsetter.com/search/recordsetterbook01

Ren L. called someone 15 times in a row and had her say "Hello?" without saying anything.

Tony S. unlocked an HTC Droid Incredible 2 cellphone 35 times in one minute.

Isaak H. flipped a Samsung Galaxy Y cellphone six consecutive times.

Mark Z. pressed the "lap" button on his iPhone stopwatch 122 times in 10 seconds.

Aaron and Kendra tossed a phone to each other 38 times in 30 seconds.

Michael Martin ripped five phone books in half in 11.47 seconds.

Eric Iverson unzips his jacket pocket, pulls out his Blackberry smartphone and returns it to pocket in 01.62 seconds, a new world record. The record was set on January 31, 2009 at Iverson’s home in Munising, Michigan. William Biver was present to time and witness the record.

Lane George sent a text message using a first generation iPhone in 2.5 seconds, a new world record. George set the record on June 27, 2009 in Woodstock, Georgia. Kristin Grecco was present as a witness.

Alan Bisco typed “I am currently breaking a world record as I speak” on his cell phone in 15.27 seconds. He completed the feat with his eyes closed.

Pat Cassels and Brian Murphy from College Humor sat in a Ford Focus ST and joined a conference call with a combined total of 82 people. Watch the full Ford Focus ST video here. The record was officiated by RecordSetter president Dan Rollman.

A total of 50 students from iD Tech Camps at UC Berkeley had imaginary phone conversations at once.

April Choi performed seven yo-yo plastic whips while talking to her friend, Brian, on the phone.

Peter Craig locked and unlocked his iPod Touch 67 times in one minute.

Ryan Shannon balances 20 marshmallow Peeps on his iPhone, a new world record. The achievement took place on April 2, 2009 at Shannon’s office in Redwood City, California. Kevin Mullarkey was present to document the record and count the Peeps.

Mel Sampson and her listeners set the record live on-air during the “The Drive Home with Mel” show on K-Rock 89.3 on September 24, 2010.