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I sometimes think that between KickStarter and Etsy anything that can be imagined, will become reality... Today's funding opportunity from KickStarter are B-Squares, a 3D modular solar powered energy system that connects up using magnetic and electrical contacts. There's solar cell square, a rechargeable battery square, an Arduino square, an LED square and iPhone charger square. The more squares you
Dexim offers several quality charging solutions for the iPhone and iPod. The P-Flip Foldable Solar Power which is a solar battery and dock. It allows you to charge and sync your iPhone or iPod using solar power. It takes about 15 hours of direct sunlight to do a full charge. You can also charge through the mini-USB cable that is
Green was another big theme again at CES 2011 and GoalZero had a full line of portable recharging products. I have often been skeptical of these types of devices but it is obvious that GoalZero know what they are doing and use a very logical approach to their entire product line. If you want something that will simply charge a
The Microlink FR160, from Eton, may be a niche product, but it's indispensable in the right situations. Which situations would that be? There are two big ones that spring to mind. One is if you live in an area where power outages are common. Two is if you are heading out into the wilderness where there is no reliable cellular
Sorry Mom you got sucked in by a long running hoax. Special show recording times for next two shows will get started about 6pm EST or 3pm PST hope you will join me for a early live recording. A lot of positive things happening at RawVoice more when I can but for now I have to sit on it.. Thanks
Are you as mad as I am over the latest AT&T announcement I get on the GNC Soapbox and stay there for a bit. Last show in Hawaii for two weeks, I head out to Texas and NY over the next 4 shows. Join me live at more civilized times. Listen to show for details. Looking for some feedback on
Sharp is doing it's part in being a greener, cleaner company and part of their initiatives is sponsoring a solar powered car that participated in a race. The solar powered car is capable of reaching speeds up to 90 miles per hour. Check out this extensive interview by Jeffrey Powers of the Geekazine Podcasts. CES 2010 Content Sponsor: Try GotoAssist