Posts Tagged ‘Talk Time’

Kensington bows iPhone/iPod battery dock

Written on August 3rd, 2009 by adminno shouts

Kensington on Monday brought out a unique travel dock for iPhones and iPods. The Charging Dock with Mini Battery has a dock for both the Apple device itself but also a battery pack that attaches to the iPhone when it’s in use. Attaching it gives an iPhone as much as 30 hours of extra music, 6 hours of web use or 3 hours of talk time; since both this and the iPhone share the same dock power, the …



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X-Power 1 provides backup power for iPhone, iPods

Written on July 27th, 2009 by adminno shouts

Xmultiple has released the X-Power 1, an iPod and iPhone USB cable that can charge a device’s internal battery without being plugged into a computer. The unit features an AAA-size, lithium-ion battery that provides 20 hours of additional playback time for an iPod should the device run out of power, while iPhone 3G talk time is claimed to be increased by 4.5 hours. The unit also functions as a stan…



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Iphone Battery Care – A Guide To A Longer Life

Written on June 30th, 2009 by adminno shouts

Retaining the quality of your iPhone battery will save you a fair amount of money in the long run, so I would like to take a moment and offer some tips and advice on iPhone battery care and how you can optimize the life and charge of your battery to enable you to keep that cash in your pocket for as long as possible.

So the first thing to mention for iPhone battery care would be a proper charge cycle, a correctly maintained iPhone battery can retain up to 80% of it´s full capacity for 400 full charge and discharge cycles, therefore it is important to not overcharge, or undercharge the battery whenever possible. Allowing your iPhone´s battery to run completely flat once in a while is great, but at other times allow it to run as low as possible before charging it again, and when you do charge try to achieve the maximum charge replacing full life back into the battery.

Achieve the maximum ability from your battery – this will not only help you monitor the life of the battery, but also take us back to tip one and ensure a good charge cycle is in operation. For example an iPhone 3G genuine battery will offer you 12 hours of talk time, 10 hours of video viewing, 9 hours of Wi-Fi use or 30 hours of audio playback from a full charge, try to be aware of how your iPhone is being used and how the battery is standing up to the task – also bearing I mind that standby time is somewhere around the 300 hour mark.

Allow the battery to breathe – if you are charging your battery in some carrying cases they tend to generate excessive heat which can affect the capacity of your battery, if you are aware that your iPhone is becoming warm during it´s charge remove it from it´s case prior to commencing the charge. The ideal temperature for your iPhone and it´s battery is between 32 and 95 Fahrenheit. Also when charging from a USB to a computer ensure that the computer is switched on, a sleeping or turned off computer can cause the iPhone battery to drain which will disturb your charging cycle and degrade the battery.

And one last pointer, is try to generate regular use from your phone, the lithium-based batteries perform better when the electrons are kept active inside, and make sure that whatever happens with your charging the iPhone battery receives your full care by giving it a minimum of one full charge (100% of the battery life) per month.

These iPhone battery care tips have been provided by iPhonePartsPro – your one stop shop online for all iPhone spares, and parts for home repair and maintenance, they also stock a great variety of genuine iPhone batteries for all models and should not be underestimated when you are seeking a quality service.

Mark Grey,
mark@markfreelance.com

Article Source: http://www.articlesbase.com/communication-articles/iphone-battery-care-a-guide-to-a-longer-life-985249.html

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Review: Iqua Vizor Sun Solar Powered Bluetooth Car Handsfree

Written on May 26th, 2009 by adminno shouts

One feature helps Iqua’s option stand out from the speakerphones we’ve previously reviewed. Unlike any prior unit we’ve seen, Vizor Sun includes a solar panel on its face, a feature that Iqua claims offers “unlimited talk time” under “optimum lighting condition[s]” by using the sun to recharge the unit’s integrated 20-hour battery. In order to use this feature, you’ll need to either turn your car’s…

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YUBZ releases retractable CLIPO headset

Written on May 20th, 2009 by adminno shouts

YUBZ has released a new entry in its line of Bluetooth cellphone headsets, the CLIPO. The device features a separate earpiece with a retractable cord; this allows the main portion of the CLIPO to be attached to a person’s shirt or jacket. The earpiece also fits directly inside the ear, in order to cancel out background noise.A maximum eight hours of talk time is possible, with up to 168 hours of …



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