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HaloIPT Wirelessly Charges your Rolls-Royce?

, Mar 9th 2011 Discuss [0]

We covered the HaloIPT system last fall. If you weren't clicking links, it's a wireless battery charging system for electric vehicles. Just park over the induction pad and the system will charge the batteries on your electric vehicle. This is the same kind of technology like you're seeing in the Energizer Qi and a host of other inductive charging mats for your wireless devices. Rolls-Royce recently unveiled the 102ex Phantom experimental electric vehicle at the Geneva Auto Show and it apparently comes with the HaloIPT. Rolls plans to use the car to start a debate on whether or not full-electric vehicles are the future of luxury automotive. Read The Full Story

NAO Robot gets awesome charger it can connect itself

I think that the little NAO Robot is a really cool toy that would be a lot of fun to play with. We talked about the NAO robot earlier this month and the thing is still being developed and tweaked. A company called Aldebaran robotics has developed a really cool charger for the NAO that the robot can connect itself to when charging is needed. Read The Full Story

Massively stupid thief leaves smartphone charging in house he robbed

A man has been arrested and is suspected of robbing ten or more homes in the Montgomery county area of Washington. The man is Cody Wilkins and he was caught after a homeowner walked in and saw the man rifling through his belongings. Read The Full Story

Nokia DC-14 Bicycle Charger kit now on sale

Nokia's Bicycle Charger Kit turned out to be a surprisingly popular concept when the company first showed it back in June 2010, with calls to release it not just in the developing countries originally targeted. Now the Nokia DC-14 Bicycle Charger is finally on sale, priced at £25 in Nokia's UK store, as well as from various Nokia stores across Europe. Read The Full Story

Solar Vox is a Portable Solar-Powered Charger Looking for Funding

, Dec 23rd 2010 Discuss [1]

For a concept design to become real, and find its way into consumers all over the world, it needs money. That's where Kickstarter comes in. A service designed to help creators find the means to get their ideas off the ground, and hopefully onto shelves where people can actually buy them. We've seen an iPod Nano watch hit the big time thanks to Kickstarter, and now a solar-powered portable gadget charger is looking for some funding. Designed by Eric Strebel, it's a simple device with a lot of potential. Read The Full Story

iFan Charges your iPhone Thanks to the Wind

There are a couple of different options out there for someone to keep their iPhone, or other mobile device, charged, even if they aren't near a power outlet. While most of them focus on the power of the sun, the new iFan charger for the iPhone puts its attention on wind power. As of right now, the design is just a modification, and not actually a "ready for the market" device. Read The Full Story

Armour Home Announces “Q2,” The World’s Easiest to Use Internet Radio

, Nov 4th 2010 Discuss [0]

This radio consists of a 10cm cube made of nothing but cuteness. Armour acts on the idea that although they've got thousands of choices on the daily, listeners of internet radio regularly only listen to 2 or 3. Because of this, the Q2 cube allows users to select from their favorite four stations at any one time, programming them in when they turn their Q2 on for the first time by plugging them into a Mac or PC machine. After that, there's no need to ever go back to any more difficulty in using the cube other than charging up the battery. Read The Full Story

Chevy Volt 240V home charging unit gets a price

Green car fans all around the country have been excited to see the Chevy Volt finally hit the market and get a MSRP. The high cost to purchase the Volt was a bit of a letdown for many, but the lease rates are reasonable. Many who buy the volt will also want a home charger for the car that allows the battery packs to be topped of as quickly as possible. Read The Full Story

Mophie Juice Pack Air for iPhone 4

For each generation of iPhone, there’s been a Mophie Juice Pack to bolster its battery. Apple may have refined its smartphones’ power requirements over each generation, but getting a full day’s use has often been beyond most app-addict users. The iPhone 4 certainly has longer-legs than its predecessors, but Mophie’s promise to “virtually double” runtime with the new Juice Pack Air is appealing all the same. Check out the full SlashGear review after the cut.

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Energizer debuts InductiveCharger for smartphones

Having to dig around and find the charger that fell behind your desk to plug in your phone sucks. We have all been there at one point or another. Thankfully there are all sorts of wireless induction chargers on the market that let us just sit our smartphones on a pad to charge them up. Read The Full Story

ReTrak iPad 4-in-1 Combo charger ships

Emerge Technologies has announced that it is now shipping its cool new iPad Sync-n-charge combo adapter. The device is called the ReTrak 4-in-1 charge & sync for iPad and other mobile devices. The device can be used to charge your iPad from the wall, PC, or in the car. Read The Full Story

Magic Trackpad Review

External trackpads aren’t exactly new, but Apple has managed to instill no small degree of excitement into their new Magic Trackpad by virtue of their multitouch technology. Essentially the trackpad from a MacBook Pro, sliced out and blown up, the wireless peripheral promises to bring gestures Apple’s mobile users have been enjoying to their desktop compatriots. Check out the SlashGear review after the cut.

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