On the train home from work today, lady sat opposite on her laptop. Didn't pack up her stuff quite in time before reaching her stop so ended up rushing and shoving everything in her bag before running off...
About 10 minutes later I realised there was a phone wedged between the seats. Presumably hers. Guy next to me said, hold onto it she'll probably call it soon and you can somehow get it back. Sounded sensible, so I kept hold of it.
Problem is, she hasn't called. In fact, the only activity on it has been email, which suggests to me that it's a company phone. She probably doesn't really care if that's the case.
So my question is - what do I do now? I feel if I just hold onto it and hope, I've done nothing but steal someone's phone...
I haven't got the right connector to charge the thing, and I can't turn off wifi without the passcode to try and help prolong its life. It's just ticking down to a point where it can never be returned.
I'm reluctant to turn it off as I don't know if I'll need the passcode to get it back online again...then I'm really screwed.
Any past experience/advice really appreciated. Bit stuck on this one - just trying to do a good thing for someone, somewhere.
Edit: Some good news - my girlfriend's Blackberry charger seems to work! Knew that company was good for something.
About 10 minutes later I realised there was a phone wedged between the seats. Presumably hers. Guy next to me said, hold onto it she'll probably call it soon and you can somehow get it back. Sounded sensible, so I kept hold of it.
Problem is, she hasn't called. In fact, the only activity on it has been email, which suggests to me that it's a company phone. She probably doesn't really care if that's the case.
So my question is - what do I do now? I feel if I just hold onto it and hope, I've done nothing but steal someone's phone...
I haven't got the right connector to charge the thing, and I can't turn off wifi without the passcode to try and help prolong its life. It's just ticking down to a point where it can never be returned.
I'm reluctant to turn it off as I don't know if I'll need the passcode to get it back online again...then I'm really screwed.
Any past experience/advice really appreciated. Bit stuck on this one - just trying to do a good thing for someone, somewhere.
Edit: Some good news - my girlfriend's Blackberry charger seems to work! Knew that company was good for something.
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