Cellphone World Records  

Drew M. pressed the keys zero to nine on his mobile phone 18 times in 30 seconds.

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

Paul Liebman and 23 other people took self-portraits in a mirror using their cell phone cameras in one minute. Liebman set the feat at The Purple Onion in San Francisco during a RecordSetter LIVE! event. RecordSetter Council president Dan Rollman and co-founder Corey Henderson presided over the attempt.

Pavol Durdik spun a fidget spinner on a cellphone for three minutes, 35.00 seconds.

Mark Evans balanced a cell phone on top of a drumstick on his index finger for 20 minutes, 53.72 seconds.

Darius Goad hit the lap button on the stopwatch application on an LG CB630 Invision[] phoneat .44 seconds and 1.03 seconds with a total speed of .19 seconds.

Tai Star balanced a cellphone on his knee for five minutes, 1.00 second while on a slackline.

Caroline S. played Flappy Bird for five minutes, 3.54 seconds while holding a lotus pose.

Michael F. immersed his water-resistant cellphone in water for five minutes, 1.70 seconds.

Suresh Gaur balanced a cell phone on top of a pool cue on his forehead for one minute, 31.33 seconds while sitting.

Doug McManaman balanced a cell phone on top of a pool cue on his chin for two minutes, 29.75 seconds while kneeling.

Doug McManaman balanced a cellphone on a selfie stick on his forehead for two minutes, 24.69 seconds while kneeling.

Doug McManaman balanced a cellphone on a selfie stick on his ear for one minute, 55.00 seconds while kneeling.

At the 2015 VidCon Prom, 2,047 members of the YouTube community created the Largest Cellphone Wave, a RecordSetter.com World Record. Participants turned on their phone flashlights and created a wave of light motion back and forth across the floor of the Anaheim Convention Center Arena. RecordSetter CEO Dan Rollman was present to direct and officiate the attempt. Drone operation, filming and editing by http://DroneDudes.com Special thanks to Andy Stack, Sophie Tran, Bradley Okamoto and Monica Gasper.

In honor of the Special Olympics campaign "Spread the Word to End the Word," 92 members of the National Junior Honor Society at Monroe Middle School in Monroe, Michigan sent a total of 1,636 text messages to their friends and families in five minutes.

Nadia Poulin has exchanged 3,709 messages back and forth with a friend using her cellphone.