Charge your phone battery with a wind turbine
Recently, Skajaquoda (USA) unveiled the Trinity mobile wind turbine - the device capable of charging the phone in all circumstances, because only a slight wind is needed.
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Recently, Skajaquoda (USA) unveiled the Trinity mobile wind turbine - the device capable of charging the phone in all circumstances, because only a slight wind is needed.
Have you ever left the dead battery accident in the middle of the road or after a night forget to turn off the lights that cause the car to not boot the machine?
The combination of wearable technology and clean energy promises many applications, and most recently, the appearance of a shirt capable of charging smartphones.
One day, the human body will become the ultimate source of energy for wearable devices thanks to new technology from Korea.
Researchers at the Korea Institute of Advanced Science and Technology (KAIST) have built a wireless charging facility for 40 smartphones.
BMW has just announced that it is developing a Direct Current (DC) charging technology that uses DC to shorten the charging time of its electric vehicles.
When you were in high school, you were taught about photosynthesis on greenery. But have you ever thought that a phone can someday be charged by absorbing sunlight?
Devices such as smartphones, tablets ... as well as personal health care devices, smart glasses and navigation devices have become extremely popular.
Have you ever been in bed with a cell phone battery and wish to be able to charge
Experts from the University of Southampton have succeeded in harnessing the power of artificial lightning for human use.
The battery life is always the obsession of every smartphone user and tablet. But with FlameStower, a mobile fire-powered charger, this obsession probably will not happe…
Microwave ovens generally have a single purpose: to heat food and drink. But now, the microwave can soon become a charger for cell phones.
Thanks to the introduction of a new battery, people will be able to use the urine to generate electricity for cell phones in the near future.
Seiko Holdings, Japan's largest maker of watches, announced on July 8 that it plans to sell its latest product, the watch, which charges phones and deals with disast…
Dutch experts have unveiled Wearable Solar, which integrates solar panels into clothing to charge electronic devices.