Has your laptop battery ever died on you? Do you think that it drains too quick? Would you like a battery that will let you run more than a few applications and still last long enough to finish your work? It is possible.
My cousin always asked me to keep an eye out for a battery for his HP laptop…

Isn’t it weird that our wireless electronics depend on wires for power and charging? On one side we are free to roam around, on the other we are obligated to return and plug in to recharge. How great would it be to cut the cord?..

Update: Based on reader’s feedback and comments below, it has come to my attention that there are some inaccuracies within this post. The information was taken from another source (mentioned), but do accept my apologies…

Are the days of recharging our batteries via a regular charger about to come to an end? Can you imagine yourself reading this post and on the very same time charging your AA batteries on your laptop or desktop computer?
With time passing by so is technology advancing. Moixa Energy Ltd…

Update: Based on user’s feedback, we noticed that the 6V battery hack (with video below) is a hoax. The 12 V battery hack with the link below is possible though. Please accept our apologies.
We previously posted a video that showed how to turn a 12v battery into eight small 1.5v to power up small electronics (here)…

Inflight Power have miniature charging boxes that attach to the plane headphone jack. In turn, they can power your portable electronics, such as: media players, cell phones, PDAs, game players, and more. Unfortunately it will not charge big devices such as a laptop. The different products are shown here…

For the last couple of days my cell phone battery has been nearing its end. This prompted me to go look for some solutions how to maximize my battery life. The most common answer was to try and refrain from recharging the gadget when the battery isn’t totally empty. On wikiHow I found other tips, some more useful than others…

This can save you a lot of money!
Have you ever needed a 1.5v battery for your alarm clock, laser pointer, calculators etc.? Instead of buying expensive batteries in Walmart or Best Buy, you can easily save around $40 by simply hacking an A23 12v battery…