T-Mobile has a new interesting accessory for you. The Medis Xtreme 24/7 Xtreme Portable Power Solution is a fuel-cell portable power pack meant to let you charge your mobile phones on the go whenever you run out of juice.

The Medis Xtreme can offer you 20 watt-hours of every single cartridge of sodium borohydride used. Each activated cell can be used for up to three months although it’s recommended that you change it every six weeks or so. The Medis will come with various charging tips which will fit most cell phones and smartphones out there. The charger is available right now and it costs just $24.99. Any takers?

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PowerPak is a new and useful device made by Technocel, which can be considered a all-in-1 portable charger. Thanks to the big number of interchangeable tips, users can easily charge a lot of different devices, be it a PDA, a MP3 Player, a bluetooth headset, or a Portable Media Player.

Another positive point is that the PowerPak meets the Energy Star requirements, in other words, it only draws a minimal power from the wall outlet. In terms of numbers, the PowerPak is able to make the battery of a cellphone last more 3 hours, and it even has a LED indicator that shows how much battery charge is left. It is available for $40 at the beginning of November.

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Remember the Powermat charger that we mentioned earlier this year during January? At that time we didn’t know the release date, but today we announce their availability for purchase, with a price tag of $100.

The Powermat is simply a very useful gadget, it lets users charge 3 devices without wires and at the same time from a single power source, which means you just need to place your phone or PMP on top of the mat, and a attach a receiver on each device. Thanks to the built-in termination feature, the charging will automatically stop after it reaches the fully-charged mode. Be it an iPod, iPhone, BlackBerry or a Nintendo gaming console - the Powermat can take care of it.

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Nokia is ready to take phone charging to the next level. Naturally that next level seems to be wireless power otherwise there wouldn’t be any point for Nokia to join the Wireless Power Consortium. Other important members are Philips, Sany and Duracell so we’re thinking that wireless charging is going to become more and more popular in the near future. Don’t expect to see Nokia phones ready to charge Palm Pre style right away, but who knows what the future will bring. Here’s what Markku Verkama, Director of Nokia’s Devices R&D said:

Wireless charging technology carries significant potential to enhance consumer experience of battery charging. Consumers expect ease of use and general compatibility of mobile devices. By joining the Wireless Power Consortium, Nokia continues to support the open standards approach that aims to meet these consumer expectations. Wireless Power Consortium is the first serious effort by the leading companies to harmonize the wireless charging technologies.

Do you charge any of your gadgets wirelessly?

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The device in the picture is Callpod’s Fueltank Uno charger and you should consider getting it if you’re constantly draining the battery of your favorite mobile phone.

The Fueltank Uno is available for $40 and as it’s already suggested in the picture here, the mobile charger can charge a bunch of mobile phones. The Uno is coming with lots of tips which will certainly fit most mobile gadgets available on the market. You can expect to see the charger in Best Buy stores in a couple of days so here’s a little more info about it, just in case you need to be perfectly convinced that you need it:

Rechargeable power for one mobile device at-a-time

Charge your devices multiple times on a single tank

Indicator lights display battery capacity level

Small and light (3.5 oz) - perfectly fits in your purse, glove box or briefcase

Uses voltage regulation and current control for safe and optimal charging

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The MiLi Universal Charger in the picture here in the picture here will be a nice addition to your gadgets and accessories collection. The charger will let you plug in and charge various machines whether you’re in the USA, UK, Europe or Australia. All you need to make sure is that your gadgets can be charged via USB and then the Mili Universal Charger will do the rest for you. The charger is available for just around $33 and you can choose from nine available colors. If you pre-order yours today, you’ll have it delivered to your home by August 14.

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The Messless Charger is a neat charging station capable of charging some of your mobile gadgets. The station will work with various electronic devices like mobile phones, game consoles, PDAs, MP3 players and even more gadgets. The Messless will get rid of all those nasty wires hanging around your desk and it will offer you four docking stations which can all be used at once. There are six interexchangeable connectors that will help you charge Nokia and Sony Ericsson handsets, iPods, PSP consoles and other gadgets. You can get the charger for $110 so go ahead grab it if you feel it’s going to solve all your charging problems.

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Apple’s been known for some crazy patents in the back but I think this one tops the cake. Their recent patent filing is for something they are calling ‘active packaging’.

Essentially, ‘active packaging’ is a retail package that charges the device inside while also transmitting data to and from it. For instance, if an iPhone had this kind of packaging the device would not only be fully charged but would have the latest firmware even if it was released after the phone was packaged.

Sure this is cool and all, but how much is it going to cost us just to get this new kind of packaging? If it costs more money, I’ll settle for the normal cardboard box.

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Yesterday we’ve seen the Pre dismantled and today we have that special charger that will induce energy to it, the Touchstone, getting the same treatment. That’s right, people have ripped the Touchstone opened and they say the charger costs only $5 to produce. Could that be the actual price? Let’s not forget that a Touchstone is priced at $70. Are we looking at a $65 profit for each unit sold?

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The Touchstone is a remarkable dock for the Pre as it requires absolutely no wires to charge the newest Palm handset. And it looks like some Sprint stores are already selling the chargers days ahead of the actual Pre launch. Question is, why buy a charger if you don’t have the guarantee of getting an actual Pre? And this Touchstone has been sold for $20 less than the regular asking price. Anyone care to explain?

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The Orange Power Pump is a compact mobile phone charger for outdoor use. It is essentially a compact generator encased in a sleek black housing that sports a turbine driven by a standard air bed foot pump. The turbine can render enough power to make 5 minutes of call time.

It’s a compact camping accessory which accommodates all (UK) handsets and measures 154mm by 129mm with a height of 47mm making it no bigger than a packet of Wet Wipes. It is also lightweight enough to easily to fit into your backpack.

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Charge this Powermonkey up from an AC power outlet and then stash it in your pocket to use it later. This amazing little Powermonkey can retain a standby charge for up to 1 year. When your portable device runs out of juice, whether it is a cell phone, iPod, PSP, PDA, etc., simply connect it to the Powermonkey and power it up. Your portable device can then run for hours.

This good little Monkey is compatible with the majority of standard mobile phones including Motorola, Samsung, Nokia & Mini Nokia, Siemens & Sony Ericsson. The USB connector can also power up MP3 players, iPods and accessories, and PDAs. Retails for around $49.99

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Duracell has new portable devices which you should definitely considering for charging stuff on the go. The Duracell USB Charger can be used with the DC outlet of a car. It offers 5-volts of charging power and it can be connected to any USB devices you own. My Pocket Charger includes three new connectors: mini USB, mini USB and an Apple Dock Connector. That means you can charge your iPhone and iPods now with your My Pocket Charger.

My Pocket Charger requires just two AA batteries to run and it’s available right now for $17 while the Duracell USB Charger doesn’t have prices or release dates just yet.

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Need a device able to charge your portable gadgets? How about this 7-in-1 USB Charging Cable from Brando? It can power up your PSP, DS, DS Lite, DSi and Game Boy Advance. The device in the picture here costs just $7 so you’d better get one even if you don’t have any of the gadgets above. Who knows when it can come in handy.

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While it may not be an alternative to lean on completely, the GearJuice rescue charger can be pretty handy if you are strapped even for a few minutes of talktime when your charge is running out. The GearJuice charger from IOGEAR can charge any miniUSB equipped device, be it your cell phone, portable media player, or your digital camera, providing up to 15 minutes of talktime in case of cell phones. As you can see from the picture below, the charger converts power from a single AA battery that fits into the body. It measures 23×23x66mm, which means just throw it in your suitcase and forget until you get to those you-never-know times.
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The fact that Earth is dying slowly under our excessive exploitation is well known. Because of that everyone is trying to contribute the way they can to find alternative ways for getting all that necessary energy stuff for our daily complicated lives.

Credo is the first cell phones and related accessories manufacturer to develop eco friendly products. Not only have they come up with some interesting pieces of engineering but they have also donated more than $60 million - representing 1% off their overall revenue - to organizations fighting for Earth’s rights like Greenpeace, Rainforest Action Network, the Endangered Species Coalition and more.

And let’s see what these easy to use and easy to purchase daily commodities Credo offers:

• CREDO Iqua Solar Bluetooth headset. This is of course a Bluetooth with up to 200 standby hours. It can be connected to any kind of Bluetooth device and it gets it’s required power directly from the sun. Probably it will charge up on a rainy day too!
• CREDO Tread handset case. Buying this case made out of recycled tires means preventing cancer. Those tires usually get burned and the benzo(a)pyrene which gets in the air we breath is a dangerous cancer risk factor.
• CREDO Solio Charger. Charge your phone, your iPod and your digital cameras with this sun-power charger. It will prevent the release of large quantities of CO2, thus fighting the greenhouse effect.

These are all very affordable accessories that can be hooked to multiple phones. We all should be more interested in taking action against massive pollution and this can be our way of helping out.

Read more: CREDO Mobile Calls for Change with Eco-Friendly Accessories

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The company Better Energy Systems is known for their eco-friendly Solio line of products launches a new addition to their list in CES ‘08. The Solio Magnesium is a handheld solar electronics charger. Its difference from its predecessors: it can charge a cellular phone thrice over. According to the company, Solio Magnesium “combines efficient solar cells, a powerful internal battery, and a rugged, environmentally friendly magnesium alloy shell.” It has iGo tip system as well as USB connectivity. No price as of yet, but the Solio Magnesium charger would be available on February 2008.

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The company which brought us iTurbo, TC2 and the highly popular Turbo Charge will launch two new products in this year’s CES convention — the PowerBuddy and the SoundSender.

The PowerBuddy is an ultra-portable charger designed for a variety of cell phones, multimedia players, laptops and portable gaming devices. It can charge up to two gadgets at one time and will sell for around USD$40.

The SoundSender on the other hand is a bluetooth voice conference unit which wirelessly connects with cellphones and computers. With the use of VoxWave(TM) microphone technology, the product promises superior audio clarity. It can also record conversations

Watch the Turbo Charge Web site for future updates about these new products.

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After being recognized as TIME Magazine’s Best Invention of 2007, WildCharge was named one of CES 2008’s Best of Innovations Honoree. WildCharge offers wireless charging for mobile devices. As of now, it can only charge Motorola’s RAZR mobile phones although the company promises to develop chargers for various smartphones, mobile phones and portable media players like the iPhone and the BlackBerry.

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Voxred unveiled the new TC2 Portable Charger, designed to work with various portable devices including mobile phones, iPod, iPhone and gaming console. Brought to you by the same folks that introduced Turbo Charge and iTurbo emergency power products, the TC2 is a reusable, portable charger that can increase the battery life of your device.

The TC2 itself is powered by two AA batteries and is equipped with dual LED flashlight. A low-battery warning system informs the user when it’s time to replace the charger’s batteries. Plus, it is lighter than an average mobile phone, and there’s a battery saving on/off switch. Under the hood is Dual AlgorChip technology that guarantees your device is not overcharged or damaged by controlling flow of energy into it.

Priced at US $29.95, the TC2 portable charger is now available.

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