PhoneSuit Flex review
Living in Manhattan, I often find myself out and about in the city with dangerously low levels of battery power. I’ve tried to compensate by carrying additional USB cables, clunky cases with batteries built-in, and even book-sized portable charging solutions (often requiring a backpack) to …
POLL & PRIZE: How long do you go before charging your Android?
As people who typically spend our days glued to a PC or near an outlet, we are always keeping our Android handsets and tablet charged up. Come weekend, though, things are a bit different. Whereas we usually have near 100% juice come Tuesday dinners, Saturday …
Samsung includes extended battery with Galaxy Nexus purchases
So let’s be real here. The Samsung Galaxy Nexus was a bit of a let down when it was announced, and then moreso when it was actually released due to a few software glitches and other bugs. The battery life for users in the wild …
Seidio Charging Vault: Power your device on the go [Review]
Seidio, one of the world’s leading providers of cell phone and mobile device accessories, recently released a new product: the Seidio Charging Vault. This device functions as not only a replacement wall charger for your devices, but the plug itself is an extended battery. Here’s …
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Remember the Days When 80MB was a Cavernous Hard Drive?
I sure do. When my family bought our first computer, the dealer said that we would never need more than that 80MB, boy was he wrong! As we enter the standard spec of a terrabyte of storage, the same analogy can be made to processors. …
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JuiceDefender Receives Significant Upgrade
There is great news for all of you Android users seeking improved battery life: JuiceDefender has ditched its complicated user interface for a sleek, intuitive system of sliding tiles. Also included with the update is the ability to backup your settings. JuiceDefender is a capable …
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Battery Life: It’s Holding Your Android Back
With CES behind us and CTIA fast approaching, one begins to think about the laundry list of impressive features being added to android handsets and tablets. Dual-core, HD display, HDMI, Wifi hotspot, 3D, Near Field Communication, ‘4G’…the list goes on and on. All features that you want, and need, on your android. Mobile technology and the android operating system have been growing at an amazing pace – think of how far we’ve come from October 2008. From Cupcake to Gingerbread: 5 different versions of android in just over two years – a new version every 5.4 months. What’s left you ask? The mobile battery!
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HTC EVO Saves a Mans Life!
A HTC EVO saves a mans life! We all know Android is awesome. Well now we have another reason to tout that Android is the best. Not just in mobile operating systems but in lifesaving devices.
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Google Now Selling Nexus One Batteries
This week Google added spare Nexus One batteries for sale in the official store. The best thing about it is that they’re only $25 a piece, plus shipping. This is considerably cheaper than the $50 price tag that some phones fetch. I haven’t had any …
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Screebl – Inteligent Power Management System
Battery life is one of the major weaknesses of the G1. For me, it’s really frustrating to go to a conference and haveto turn off the phone just to save enough energy to call a taxi or friend when I arrive or depart.  Nothing can …
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