Smartphones in general don’t produce a good battery time, as a daily smartphone user I can’t go a day without it, but low battery vows have always made me to think twice before I pull it out on a long trip to listen music, take pictures, watch videos or browse the internet. That restrains me […]
Apple is reportedly increasing 20% to 30% cost on the battery to make it thinner, reliable and long lasting in iPad 3. The companies who secured the supply of iPad 3 batteries are Simplo Technology Co. and Dynapack International Technology Corp. It has been confirmed that the new battery will be thinner and consume less […]
Japanese consumer electronics giant Panasonic plans to introduce this one of a kind Solar-powered wireless charging table to the Japanese market by the end of this year. It features a large solar panel embedded into the tables’ surface and is said to charge any Qi-compliant device just by placing it on the table. Seems pretty […]
Energy has always been spotlighted. In the past few years a lot of inventions have been made in this particular field. Recently, we have talked about the tiny nuclear batteries that can provide energy for 10 years, but they use radioactive elements and are quite expensive. Few years back some researchers from Stanford University started […]
Detailed specifications of the Google Nexus One smartphone have surfaced. The phone offers stunning features with the best possible set of hardware and capability. Most of the specifications coincide with the earlier speculations about the phone. The phone will be running Google Android OS 2.1. The list below gives a detailed list of the features.
How does it feel when you are in the middle of doing some really important task on your laptop or any other electronic device and suddenly it beeps out that the battery is dead? I have been through this particular situation for many times and believe me this is one of those times when I […]
Today researchers at Missouri University demonstrated tiny nuclear battery, as small as the size of a penny. The battery produces energy from the process of decaying of the radioisotopes. According to a research team at the University of Missouri: “nuclear batteries hold a million times as much charge as standard batteries“.