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We’ve all surely wished we could recharge our gadgets at the turn of a tap.

Free, water based batteries would be a genius move.

Well, Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies from Singapore has just the thing – the Hydrofill MiniPak.

The Hydrofill MiniPak gadget charger was flashed around at CES and, as its name suggests, is designed to charge a range of gadgety gizmos via a USB hydrogen fuel cell.

This clever charger extracts the hydrogen from water and stores it in special cartridges, which are then placed inside the Hydrofill MiniPak. The Hydrofill charger also gets the green thumbs up as the only waste product is water vapour.

Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies are expected to start selling the Hydrofill MiniPak before the end of 2010.

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lg popIf you’re in the market for an eco-friendly touchscreen sporting mobile blower the list isn’t exactly huge – especially if you don’t want to empty your wallet/purse.

You may want to check out the LG GD510 Pop.

The Pop is equipped with a 3 inch touchscreen and measures 98 x 50 x 11mm so shouldn’t spoil the line of your tailored hemp suit.

Add on a 3 megapixel camera and memory is supplied by an 8GB microSD card.

You can opt for that solar-powered charger for a little extra.

The LG GD510 Pop goes on sale today at the Carphone Warehouse for £100 on pay as you go or free from £20 per month upwards – although I can’t find the details for the charger on their site yet.

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Europe Gets 90% of Mobile Phones Produced to use Standardised Chargers

June 30, 2009 Click to read more →
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The European Commission has announced that 10 mobile phone producers, which goes to represent some 90 percent of the mobile phone market in the EU, have signed an agreement to use standardised chargers for mobile phones using a micro-USB connector. 
FTW!!!
European Commission Vice-President Günter Verheugen said  that the mobile phone market in Europe alone is responsible for [...]

Energizer Wiimote Induction Charger For When You Want to Keep it Sheathed

April 30, 2009 Click to read more →
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At last.
Energizer’s Wiimote Induction Charging System is a god-send if, when you play – you play safe
What I mean is; if you’re the type of person that values their friends, pets and the decor and utilise the rubber sleeves and wrist straps on your Wiimote then you know what a pain it is to recharge your [...]

K2 Solar and Wind Gadget Charger

January 11, 2009 Click to read more →

There have been other eco-charging devices that utilise the natural resources of wind and that big orb called the Sun.
So far, none claim to match the capacity of the Kinesis K2.
Apparently, one hour of exposure to wind or sunlight (guess which one of those would get more use in the UK?) will net you around [...]

Solio Magnesium Solar Charger Review

November 21, 2008 Click to read more →

I try to do my bit for the environment.  All my watches (13 of them) are vintage (1950s-1970s) and my last car was a ‘71 Karmann Ghia – so, I’m at least recycling.
But, like most of you here, I have a stack of things that require recharging.
We all know that the main ways in which [...]

iPod and iPhone Get Mobile TV via Softbank

October 30, 2008 Click to read more →

Softbank has just come up with this rather interesting mobile TV add-on for Japanese iPhone and iPod owners.
it’s a separate unit with tuner and aerial that retransmits the signal over Wi-fi to the phone.
The rechargeable device will give about three hours of TV eye-candy and connects to a special iPhone app that’ll be distributed free [...]

USB Keychain Mobile Phone Charger

August 19, 2008 Click to read more →

This is a handy little USB Charger from Brando.
Stick it on your keychain and when you need a mobile phone recharge just find the nearest USB socket, attach the phone’s battery and power up as needed.
Granted you may find yourself sneaking a charge from internet cafes, random strangers working on laptops in the park but [...]