Friday, Jan 4th 2008 by Christina Crouch


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In my experience people with iPhone can’t seem to put them down. Giving that the phone only has about two hours of life per charge, that’s not going to last most people, not between texting/music/videos/calls.

morphie juice pack

The Morphie Juice Pack will double your battery life, or so it claims, of your iPod or iPhone. It’ll increase your stand-by time by 250 hours, audio playback by 24 hours, talk time by 8 hours, video playback by 7 hours and internet use by 6 hours. It has four LED lights on it which monitor your battery life in 25% increments.

It’ll cost around $100. I’m sure those avid uses won’t bat an eye at the price. The best part is that it’ll use up the Morphie power reserve before tapping into the devices’.

Morphie [via Coolest-Gadgets]

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  1.  natnat   View all comments by natnat  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma 

    2 hours of battery life? you are sadly mistaken or your Phone has a defective battery

  2.  Christina Crouch   View all comments by Christina Crouch  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma 

    2 hours of nonstop use according to the source, and I’ve seen them die after about 4 hours of semi nonstop use.

  3.  db   View all comments by db  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma 

    2 hours is waaaaay off. Maybe 4 with nonstop use, but it really depends what you’re doing. I use it pretty much all day—while not working—and I never have it run out on me. I see an extra battery only good if you’re watching video on a long flight or train ride.

    According to what source, btw?

  4.  Apple Gazin'   View all comments by Apple Gazin’  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma 

    The company is actually called MOPHIE

    http://www.g4techtv.ca/technews/GG/


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