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  • Dell Vostro 3350 Laptop Review

    Previous Dell Vostro business laptops have been Jacks of all Trades; Tom Morgan looks at the new Vostro 3350 to see if it is now a master of everything combining features and performance with battery life and portability. With its brushed metal finish and minimalist design, the Vostro 3350 looks incredibly refined for a business laptop; a lot of plastic has been used to mould the chassis, but it still feels reassuringly sturdy and tough enough to survive life on the move. It might weigh a shade over 2kg, but the compact machine is small enough that it shouldn’t be difficult to transport. Read more>>

  • Reviews for Dell Inspiron 1545 Laptop Battery

    My Dell 1545 laptop is only 2 years old and the Dell battery held absolutely NO charge. Received my new battery (quickly) and charged for 8 hours and BAM - three hours charge time that I don’t have to be bound to the wall. I’ve been liberated! If I had thoguht to buy a generic battery for a fraction of the Dell cost, I would have done so 6 months ago when my Dell battery decided to stop holding a charge. This worked well as a replacement dell inspiron 1545 battery for my Dell latpop. And the price can’t be beat. My old battery wasn’t holding a charge, and I didn’t want to pay the almost $100 through Dell. I found this one, it fit perfectly, and it is working great. Read more>>

  • Tech Check: Battery Life

    The number one complaint among smart phone users is dropped calls, number two is dead batteries. But, you might be able to help your smartphone battery last a little longer with this Tech Check. Having a full battery is so important to doing the things you need to do, like texting and take photos. Are you trying to get the most out of your smartphone, but feel like it’s your battery on vacation?” I notice it more in the Summer because my kids have my phone and my activities are a little bit different in the Summer so,” said Stacy Maple Read more>>

  • VoltUp Extends Battery Life by 2x for Android Phones

    When Carl Johnson got the call about his daughter's car accident, he rushed to the emergency room. After consulting with doctors, he made calls to his wife and family members. He was in the middle of giving an update on his daughter's condition when his smartphone's battery died. This incident was the inspiration for founding VoltUp (http://www.volt-up.com/) last year, a Boston-based start-up headed by Joseph "Yossi" Weihs, an embedded devices engineer and a 20-year tech veteran. "Smartphones that carry the Google Android platform can rest assured their phones will not fail them when they need them most," said Weihs, "Of course we can't make the cell phone battery last forever, but in most cases we can double battery life, which can make all the difference, especially during emergencies." Read more>>

  • The Quest for a Big Battery

    One of the challenges facing utilities that want to take advantage of wind and meet increasingly demanding standards for renewable energy is to find a way to store the power when it's plentiful and make it available when it's not. There are a number of techniques for doing that - compressed air, pumped hydro and batteries, for instance - but cost and reliability have remained significant stumbling blocks. Still, the issue is of enormous potential value, and Duke Energy recently announced a major project to store energy at its Notrees Windpower Project in west Texas. Read more>>

  • New BlackBerry Smartphones Mask Long-term Challenges

    Research In Motion (RIM) plans to launch seven new BlackBerry smartphones in the balance of 2011, with Co-CEO Jim Balsillie saying that there will be several devices “within rapid succession” in the next month. Expect a new touchscreen version of the Bold 9900 to launch soon, followed quickly by the 9860 and 9850. The others could include the Torch 9810, Curve 9360, and their CDMA/GSM equivalents. Or perhaps the Curve Touch will come out as a lower-cost alternative to the Torch 9860. Read more>>

  • Intel Technology Opens Way Into Smart Phones and Tablets.

    By the end of 2011 Intel will be producing a Tri-Gate 3-D transistor technology in 22nm. This is directly aimed at ARM and Marvel's dominance of the mobile device market. Intel devices will offer half of the power of existing devices with the same capabilities thereby extending notebook battery life. It will also blunt ARM's attempt to enter the notebook market with the help of Microsoft. Read more>>

  • Vanadium Batteries for Sustainable Energy

    As demand for renewable energy sources grows, so will the need to store that energy. Because both wind and solar power do not provide a consistent flow of electricity, technology like the vanadium redox battery (VRB) is gaining the attention of commercial operations as well as governments, projecting a push in future demand for the mineral. “The overall acceptance of energy storage globally is becoming more and more, and that’s going to boost the batteries that can cycle and do things that only we can do,” said Tim Hennessy, President of Prudent Energy, a United States-based company that designs and manufactures vanadium redox battery energy storage systems. Read more>>

  • Tips to Clean Your Smartphone

    At some time or another, we all drop our smartphones. We also put them in pockets or purses crammed with keys, forget to charge them, and leave them in hot or wet locations. Some of us have even taken them swimming. A dirty phone screen won't give you much pleasure--or much information. Screens are delicate, however. Clean them the wrong way, and you ruin them for good. The main tool you need is a microfiber cloth. You can get a very small one, perhaps even for free, at your optometrist's office, which should be just fine for a phone. You can buy larger ones for a few dollars at camera stores, electronics stores, hardware stores, or online. Read more>>

  • Better Rechargeable Batteries for Notebook

    The news that scientists at Monash University are developing systems that might end in superfast rechargeable batteries will come as a boon to anyone who uses a notebook PC. Ex-Intel engineer Bob Metcalfe famously said some years ago that what “[Andy] Grove gives, [Bill] Gates takes away.” Every little bit of software eats up battery life, and the peculiar thing is that there hasn't been very much improvement in life over the last goodness knows how many years.Read more>>

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