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- SmileSolar Watch: One Hour of Sunlight Provides Three Months of Battery Life Thu, 22 May 14, 12:31amWe discovered Q&Q's solar powered watches during Sight Unseen Offsite, a shoppable two-story exhibition that took place recently in New York City...
- Ubiquitous Energy Developing Transparent Stick-On Solar Cells that Can Power Your iPad Fri, 1 Mar 13, 1:52amTablet photo from Shutterstock Portable gadgets, like smartphones and tablets, have changed the way we consume information and communicate, but at this stage they all have one common flaw: they need to be tethered to the...
- Ubiquitous Energy to Develop Transparent Solar Cells that Can Power Your iPad Fri, 1 Mar 13, 1:52amPhoto via Shutterstock Portable gadgets, like smartphones and tablets, have changed the way we consume information and communicate, but at this stage they all have one common flaw: they need to be tethered to the wall for...
- Apple Files Patent Application for Solar-Powered iPhone Fri, 8 Feb 13, 2:00amApple’s iPhones and iPads could someday self-charge with the use of integrated solar cells. The company has filed a patent application titled “Integrated touch sensor and solar assembly,” which envisions devices that...
- SolarKindle: SolarFocus Debuts Its Sun-Powered Cover for Amazon’s E-Reader at CES Tue, 10 Jan 12, 1:13amSolarFocus Technology Company Ltd. has just unveiled one of the most ingenious and practical solar powered gadgets that we’ve seen in a long time — a sun-powered cover for the most popular e-reader on the market,...
- 5 Eco Gadgets to Beat the Summer Heat Tue, 19 Jul 11, 3:50amIn the oppressive heat of summer, it often feels like blasting your AC seems like the only way to get any relief. But since that can be extremely energy and $$ consuming, did you know that there are lots of green alternatives...
- Turn Your Cell Phone Screen into a Solar Panel with Wysips’ Transparent Film Fri, 25 Mar 11, 12:10amFrench start-up Wysips created an ultra-thing PV film that is placed on a cell phone's screen to continuously top off its charge.