Posts tagged Battery
Galaxy S4 extended battery
Jun 17th
Source: blog.clove.co.uk – Sunday, June 16, 2013
With 2600mAh battery included as standard, the Samsung Galaxy S4 does not have a small battery capacity by any means. However with the extended battery for the S4 you can increase that to 5800mAh, that is twice the power of the original so you can work away from mains power for even longer. Available with a Black and White replacement back cover, this third party battery offers a very cost effective option to extend your mobile working opportunities. For more information, click HERE . Please note – This battery is physically thicker than the original and comes complete with a replacement back cover. NFC is also disabled with the battery installed. The post Galaxy S4 extended battery appeared first on Clove Technology's Blog .
MacBook Air 2013 Teardown: So Much Battery
Jun 12th
Source: www.ifixit.com – Tuesday, June 11, 2013
MacBook Air 13" Mid 2013 Teardown
MacBook Air 2013 Teardown: So Much Battery
Nintendo Releasing Wii U Gamepad Battery Upgrade In Japan
May 31st
Source: multiplayerblog.mtv.com – Thursday, May 30, 2013
It's a bit frustrating when you're right in the middle of a round of Mario Chase and the Wii U Gamepad battery decides to go dead. But things may be looking up, as Nintendo recently introduced an upgraded internal battery for the Wii U Gamepad… In Japan. The new battery apparently takes the place of the original in the back of the Gamepad, bumping the power up to 2,500 mAh from 1,500 mAh, and boosting battery life from 3-5 hours up to 5-8 hours of charge. Sadly, for the time being anyway, it looks like the upgraded battery is only available to Wii U owners in Japan. Nintendo wouldn't confirm or deny whether the new battery would be coming to the North America. In addition to the Wii U battery boost, Nintendo Japan has also revealed a battery upgrade for the original Wii remote. The package includes the new battery, backplate and a charging stand. Again only available in Japan for the moment, the battery alone costs ¥2,625 ($ 26), while the whole package comes in at ¥4,200 ($ 41). We'll be sure to let you know when/if any more information regarding these upgraded batteries is revealed. [via Joystiq ] Related posts: 'Leisure Suit Larry' Is Back, And Series Creator, Al Lowe, Lived To Tell About It Random House Dips into Game Publishing with Free-to-Play 'The Black Crown Project' — Follow @MTVGeek on Twitter and be sure to "like" us on Facebook for the best geek news about comics, toys, gaming and more! And don't forget to follow ou
Battery Replacement Tutorial (with the One X+ Battery)
Mar 27th
Source: forum.xda-developers.com – Tuesday, March 19, 2013
hi 
I made a video tutorial on how to change the battery, its my first tutorial so let me know what i could improve etc. I already followed some advice about going over some things too fast and so I left annotations via YouTube! :good: Anyways, it's been almost a week with the new battery, my phone is still perfectly working and I will be doing another video reporting the improvements soon… but overall, the battery life is much better and the phone doesn't get as hot! Enjoyyyy….
Google bumps up the official ASUS Nexus 7 battery life estimate
Feb 14th
Source: www.androidpolice.com – Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Weird: Google Changes The Nexus 7's Estimated Battery Life From 8 Hours To 10
Google bumps up the official ASUS Nexus 7 battery life estimate
Battery Widget? Reborn! is a neat circle battery meter for Android [Hands-on]
Feb 12th
Source: androidcommunity.com – Monday, February 11, 2013
We’ve all seen and probably used tons of different battery meters, widgets, and mods in the past but today we have our personal favorite to share with everyone. Yes, crazy as it sounds it’s actually called ‘Battery Widget? Reborn!’ and today is even being featured by Google with their new wireless charging orb in the Play Store . Goofy punctuation aside, this is hands down one of the best battery widget apps I’ve come across and it’s available in beta for free, or a Pro version as we speak. If you’ve been looking for a neat, simple, clean, and elegant battery meter and widget that has more custom settings and options than you’ll ever need — then look no further. This app does it all. For starters, it has an elegant and simple Holo-themed user interface, follows the Android guidelines and you can top the tabs on top, or simply swipe through the tabs as usual. The developer, Tomas Hubalek, has added more features than just a battery widget too. This isn’t just your average battery widget. It will tell you stats, temperature, voltage, battery drain time, recharge to 100% estimates and more. For those wanting to know anything and everything about their battery (aside from what’s killing it) this is for you. They even have an “average long-term stats” that will learn as you use it, and guesstimate how long til battery reaches zero. It’s pretty neat so take a peek below. Aside from all the neat battery features and resizable widgets (a
Battery Widget? Reborn! is a neat circle battery meter for Android [Hands-on]
Boeing Delays Dreamliner Deliveries As Battery Problems Get Worse
Feb 10th
Source: blogs.forbes.com – Friday, February 08, 2013
A Boeing 787 Dreamliner. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) As recently as last week, Boeing executives said that they did not expect the worldwide grounding of their 787 Dreamliner fleet to directly affect revenues, or delay future deliveries of more than 800 of the jets currently on order. But in the face of growing evidence that the jet’s lithium-ion batteries will need a major overhaul, the company now says those bets are off. “We have informed our customers expecting 787 deliveries in the near term that those aircraft either have been or are at risk of being delayed,” Boeing said in a statement released Friday morning. “We are staying in close communication with our customers as we work towards an approved means of compliance with the FAA Airworthiness Directive and develop a plan for resumption of 787 deliveries… Boeing deeply regrets the impact that recent events have had on the schedules of our customers and their passengers.” Boeing has delivered only 5o of more than 800 Dreamliners ordered to date: United Airlines is the only US carrier that currently has 787s in its fleet, but the company has only taken possession of six of the fifty it ordered; American Airlines is waiting for 42 Dreamliners, and Delta Air Lines for 18. Meanwhile, as Boeing scrambles to find a quick fix and keep its customers happy, one of its biggest competitors is working to make sure its own planes are kept in the air: A spokesman for Airbus, which uses sim
Boeing Delays Dreamliner Deliveries As Battery Problems Get Worse
