L.A. phone home

Los Angeles has been called the city of lost souls, but it could also be the city of lost cell phones. Approximately 400 cell phones a month, or 4,800 a year, are sent to Los Angeles International Airport's "lost and found" bin, according to a poll commissioned by FusionOne, a company which makes software that lets users back up and recover data on lost handhelds. In addition the report unveiled that almost half (43 percent) of mobile users have lost, damaged or had their cell phones stolen at some point.