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Jun

Latest Technology had already paved us way for almost everything to make our life easy, but without power every tech gadgets has only one use, yes Paperweight.

Apple saves its Iphone from using as a paper weight in the absence of electric charger. Apple is planning to develop solar-powered iPhones, suggested in patent filings that describe putting solar cells on portable devices and on iPods.

After the release of solar powered battery and dock for iphone 3G and 3Gs, the next latest patent filed by Apple was Touch Sensor Integrated Solar Panels on media players. According to the patent application the entire phone is going to be covered with a thin film of solar strip and even considered with fusing solar cells with LCD display.

Apple expects to release a high energy efficient solar powered phones soon, if this fails we will end up with solar charging case for Iphone

Visti this website http://www.novothink.com/products/ for solar surge cases for iphone.

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Apple is planning to integrate this technique in almost every device it making after the success in Iphone.


Written by Sakthi Tharan (tharansakthi)
About Author: A professional blogger, writes on blogging and other various web trends and activities that relates to blogging. His articles are more strategical than being more technical.

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