Yes, the user essentially pulls a string to make power for a mobile. The YoGen is compatible with many devices including cellular phones, nav units, portable gaming systems, PDAs, MP3 players, e-book readers, and Bluetooth headsets. Supposedly, it works with the iPhone, but my source says otherwise.

You can order the YoGen here for about $40.

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