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Tuesday, October 25, 2005 | 6:33 AM
Question of the day || Back to top, baby.

Question of the Day:
How does the mobile phone keep track of the time even after we switched it off?

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Was just pondering over it on the way home, when I switched on my mobile to check the time, and was rather intrigued by the above. Answers please!
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