This document discusses a batteryless phone that is powered by harvesting ambient light and radio frequency (RF) waves using a photo diode. The phone's only function is calling. It operates by using the RF waves to convert the harvested energy to direct current power. Solar cells in the phone work by using a P-N junction diode made of silicon or germanium to generate open spaces for light to fall on the P layer and excite electrons from the valence to conduction band. Advantages include conserving electricity, saving time, and low power consumption with no charging issues. Limitations are limited range, reliance on solar cell or ambient light, and lack of additional features. Future areas of development could include increasing the range, adding encryption and