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A simple, good-looking Powermat Charging Mat charges all your devices wirelessly. It can charge three Powermat devices simultaneously with one USB port output. It charges your devices as fast as the wall outlet charges. It supports multiple ports like mini USB, micro USB, iPhone, LG, Samsung, Sony etc simultaneously.

You can also charge latest devices like Motorola Droid, LG Expo, LG Chocolate Touch etc with this charging mat. This attaches magnetically to the top of receiver. Powermat mats can be used with all Powermat tips. It charges your device fast and efficiently. It can be fold for ultra compact storage to fit in your travel kit. Universal Powercube with 8 tips is included to enable you to charge hundreds of devices. A unique adjustable sound system lets you know when device is connected or disconnected from Powermat. Specific receivers for Apple, BlackBerry and others are sold separately.

Compatibility with Powermat Charging Mat

Micro USB Tip Many Motorola phones Many LG phones Many Bluetooth headsets Mini USB default receiver tip BlackBerry all models that use Mini USB Many Motorola phones Many T-Mobile G1 Many Bluetooth headsets Many GPS devices Samsung Tip Many Samsung phones LG Tip Many LG phones Nokia Tip Many Nokia phones Sony Ericsson Tip Many Sony Ericsson phones Nintendo DS Lite Tip Nintendo DS Lite Nintendo DSi Tip Nintendo DSi Sony PSP Tip Playstation Portable Some Kodak cameras

Powermat Power Cube Universal Receiver receives the power from charging mats and interchangeable tips allow you to charge hundreds of mobile devices using just one receiver wirelessly. It works with all your power mats. It supports many ports like mini USB, micro USB, iPhone, LG, Samsung, Sony etc. You can also charge latest mobile devices like Motorola Droid, Samsung Moment, LG Expo, and LG Chocolate Touch etc with this Power Cube Universal Receiver. The Power Cube Universal Receiver is compatible with all Powermat mats and can be used with all Powermat tips. This attaches magnetically to the power mats. Powermat mats and can be used with all Powermat tips. It charges your devices fast and efficiently. It has compact size to fit anywhere in home or in your travel kit.

The Motorola Droid just came out and I’ve been played with it. Before you read any further let me tell you that I am a Droid user. Till today I didn’t realize just how cool my droid is and just how easy it is to use.

So, while I am on assignment to review the iPhone 3G which has some nice features, don’t get me wrong if I had to pick between the two phones, I would still go for the Motorola Droid. Reasons are mentioned below...

1. The OS, It’s not just a cool phone that uses Android, initially developed by Google and then later by the Open Handset Alliance, is a mobile operating system that runs on the Linux kernal and is geared to maximize performance for advanced web services, email, social network and entertainment. Android OS is really easy to use and that’s what makes it a great phone. It’s all common sense and once you turn on your Droid, no user manual is needed. All the icons and setting make sense. Imagine that! A phone that’s easy to use. 2. Motorola is just slightly thicker than an iPhone 3G and thinnest QWERTY slider keyboard, which is pretty usable and has a soft-touch rubberized finish, I’ve ever seen and am happy to have a device like the droid. 3. The Droid features high-speed 3G network and Wi-Fi support via Verizon, along with support for multimedia messaging, text messaging, and instant messaging via Google Talk and email support. Other handy features include voice-activated search and commands and web browser.

It just looks better than the iPhone 3G and this might seem like a superficial reason to pick the Motorola droid over the iPhone. The Motorola droid design is impressive and good looking.

So, I know that some people say, you cant have everything in life, but surely there must be some very attractive engineer out there who can give us everything in a few square inches of Mobile Phone.

If you have an iPhone 3G/3G S, You will definitely love this Ultimate Holiday Gift Basket. Exclusively, it’s available at Fommy.com. This gift basket is filled with all the latest cool gear and packaged beautifully for gifting that special someone. This gift basket is excellent for corporate gifts, employee gifts or even you can gift to girl friend. This gift basket is for all 2nd and 3rd generation iPhones and contains eight items which are given below:

1. Amzer Solar Charger: The Amzer Solar Charger is a multi-functional solar powered emergency charger. It has built in 3500mAh high capacity rechargeable polymer lithium-ion battery which can be easily charged by sunlight as well as by computer via USB, AC adapter or car charger.

2. ZAGG invisibleSHIELD Full Body Protector: Really, ZAGG is the perfect solution for protecting the whole body of your Apple iPhone 3G/3G S. Zagg’s Invisble shield makes it Unique or different from Others like Scratch-proof patented film exclusive to ZAGG, Exceptionally clear and virtually indestructible, the ultra-thin film will not add bulk to your device, precision cut to fit thousands of different devices, Military Grade originally developed to protect helicopter blades. Gives your device increased grip, Lifetime Replacement Warranty, Millions sold worldwide.

3. Amzer iBud4 Retractable Headphones: Listening to your iPhone 3G / 3G S on the go is even more convenient with this retractable wired stereo headphone. The Retractable cord of this headphone extends up to 90cm for your convenience.

4. Wireless Wipes Anti-Bacterial Cell Phone Wipes - 1 Pouch: The Wireless Wipes, the first customized sanitizer for your Smartphone, is the best solution for your safety. It is perfect for your Smartphone because it delivers germs free protection, fast drying to prevent moisture damage and still it is non-streaking and non-corrosive with a pleasant green tea-cucumber scent.

5. Bytech Portable Mini Speaker: Listening to your favorite tunes on the go with this portable speaker that features 2.8W peak system power speaker and a 360° sound field that projects sound in all directions for amazing audio. Magnetic shielding prevents interference for clear acoustics, so you can place next to your computer monitor or laptop. A retractable USB charger, a retractable 3.5mm extension and a 2.5mm audio adapter are all included for wide-range compatibility. Use with your Apple iPod and iPhone, PCs, CD players, MP3 players and mobile phones.

6. Amzer Privacy Protector Shield: Amzer Privacy Filter is definitely a good thing. It prevents and protects your screen from unwanted peepers, while keeping the screen clean and unscratched.

7. Case-Mate Napa Leather Case/Holster Combo – Black: With this combo pack you can accomplish the requirement for carrying and protecting new device. In this combo you can get sleek and stylish leather case and a holster that keeps your phone near to you all time.

8. 1800 mAh Li-Ion Battery Backup: Power and charge your iPhone or iPod on-the-go, and enjoy an extended playtime of up to 31 hours of music; 9 hours of video; or 6.5 hours of talk. iPWR has very compact size, it is small enough to keep connected to your iPhone or iPod. The high-capacity of 1800mAh, rechargeable Lithium-Ion Polymer battery pack is small and compact enough to keep connected to your iPhone or iPod while youre using it.

No matter who you are or where you’re going, there are always a couple of things we all need before heading out the door.  Besides keys, we’re all sure to have in our possession our mobile phone and plastic, i.e. credit/debit cards and I.D.’s.  Seems fairly simple……. and thanks to Case-Mate’s Barely There I.D. case for the iPhone 3G & 3G S, things just got a whole lot simpler! Case-Mate’s Barely There I.D. Case is an uncomplicated way to protect your iPhone 3G or 3G S all while safely and conveniently carrying around a few credit cards.  Its phone protection and a wallet in one simple solution.  The case…… an ever so stylish metallic, impact resistant flexible plastic shell, boasting an extremely slim profile.  The case features exact cutouts to your camera lens, volume controls, vibrate switch, charge port, power button and audio jack.  The back as well as the corners of your iPhone 3G/3G S are protected by said shell.  And don’t you worry your pretty little head about the front of your iPhone, because the included full-face screen guard will no doubt do the trick.  The entire installation process is trouble-free and trust me, with the case on, you’ll know exactly why they call it the “Barely There Case.” 

The back shell features the opportune I.D/ credit card slot, extending the case a whopping 2.5 mm.   You can effortlessly slide up to 2 credit card sized necessities into the slot for safe keeping.  Throw the case in your bag or pocket, flip it upside down and  show it who’s boss and  those cards will not fall out.  Ergonomics are key here with a comfy cutout to the bottom for your thumb to help in retrieval of your cards.  The grooves up top also help with traction, for a smooth one handed maneuver. 

But wait there’s more!  Just in case there is the slightest inkling of a piece of plastic scratching the back of your iPhone, Case-Mate has included EZ Slide Film.  This protective membrane fits nicely over the back of your iPhone, protecting the area that comes in contact with your credit cards.  This film in black and in white ensures no damage is done to your device.  This is the future,  combining form and function, to create and produce things that are less invasive yet highly effective in our day to day lives.  And with a fresh and innovative design Case-Mate leads us there.   Go ahead, throw out your wallet and kiss that bulky leather case good-bye, you won’t be needing them where we’re going.  So whether you’re heading  out to work or out to play, you can make your life a little less complicated with Case-Mate’s Barely There I.D. Case.

Theres been rumors going around that Verizon Wireless has decided not to carry the Palm Prestarting in 2010 after all. They were supposed to be the second wireless carrier in the US to get the WebOS device. While many people wonder if this is going to be the straw that breaks the camels back for Palm really none of us should be so surprised at this news. Sales of the Palm Pre have been sluggish since it launched in June of this year and the hyped up competition from new comers like Android OS devices really doesnt help much does it? It splits up the market even more and consumers really have choices. There are also great Nokia products in the market as well as old standbys like BlackBerry and Windows Mobile devices. Where does that leave Palm? Well, for one thing Palm repeatedly said prior to the launch that the Pre was not an iPhone competitor and I fully agree to this statement. While many people have tried to compare the two devices, in my opinion, theres simply no competition. Apple is what it is and it is good at making consumer electronics. They perfected the iPod and have worked very hard in the last 3 years to ensure that the iPhone will keep on getting better and better. And thats where the key lies: they are focusing in only on 1 device. Apple simply cannot afford to spread their OS across multiple device platforms and dilute their resources and revenue. Meanwhile, manufacturers like HTC or Palm or BlackBerry are left struggling to introduce new models to the market regularly.   At the end of the day, indeed Palm might be late to the table. And while they have already decided to cut ties with Microsofts Windows Mobile platform I dont know that WebOS, which is in its infancy, can take over the market share that Apples iPhone has been able to. Sure, Palm is raising additional cash but they should also think seriously about who they  want to carry this phone. Is it teenagers? Is it executives and middle management? I certainly hope for Palm sake that these Verizon rumors are not true, especially given the likelihood of the iPhone coming to Verizon next year as well.

Rhapsody has finally introduced their much-anticipated mobile app! It enables existing Rhapsody subscribers to access 8+ million songs via their iPhone and iPod Touch devices. Many people were wondering if this app would pass the big brother test that Apple gives to so many of its apps that compete directly with its existing services in this case - iTunes, but apparently Rhapsody sailed right through within a month or so of submitting the app for review. The app is free to download from the Apple App Store. For those who do not yet have a subscription to Rhapsody $14.99/month you can sample the service free for seven days on your iPhone before being required to purchase. Subscribers can create playlists, add new tracks to their music libraries and purchase MP3 music files directly from their devices with the Rhapsody app. They also can buy subscriptions to Rhapsody via the devices, which are made by Apple. Rhapsody is the first on-demand streaming music application available through the Apple App Store in the U.S., Lunsford says. RealNetworks is planning to make Rhapsody available on more platforms later this year, he adds.

If you are a JAJAH user with a Twitter account then you can make calls using your Twitter account and what more the service is absolutely free. JAJAH@call is on beta-launch now and it allows you to make calls without revealing your number and without seeing the number of the person you are calling. You will only need your Twitter username.  Send a tweet with “@call @username” for making a call to any person on Twitter. If the called person wishes to continue your call then a free 2 minute call is allowed. The only condition is that both tweeters have to be JAJAH users. The username is the name used in Twitter.  You can use JAJAH@call on desktop, laptop or on your mobile phone. Use it on Twitter directly or on Twitter clients like Seesmic Web and desktop, TwitterBerry BlackBerry, Tweetie or Twitterfon iPhone and Twidroid Android.  JAJAH@call showcases how easily we can bring telephony into the social media environment, where operators can now participate, said Trevor Healy, CEO of JAJAH.   This is true as consumers nowadays tend to check their tweets or their Facebook messages even before checking their voice mail or email which is even later.

Indulging in reading on your mobile devices while moving is going to bite your pockets albeit a little if Wall Street Journal goes ahead with its plans to charge for mobile content access. Rupert Murdoch, CEO of News Corp. made an announcement to this effect. The charges will be only $1 a week for mobile Web access for subscribers to the Journal’s print edition and $2 weekly fee if you are a non-subscriber. Wall Street Journal offers online content to 1 million online subscribers. After the launch of its free mobile news app or “Mobile Reader”, it followed it up with a free app for BlackBerry phones and then the iPhone. Charging for the news stories is the latest from the company. This step to monetize online news is for reducing dependence on the print edition, maybe a green initiative or maybe to increase revenues lost due to less advertising income also. The journal already charges for accessing news on its Web site which has been a successful model so far. Readers subscribing to the newspaper’s Web site can access the news on their phones with no charges if using a mobile browser to navigate to the material. Also News Corp may charge for watching movies and TV shows on Hulu.com which is an Internet entertainment service too, if some sources are to be believed. Weve all gotten very used to getting tons of free content, including newspapers, on our smartphones. Well, indulging in reading on your mobile devices while moving is going to bite your pockets albeit a little if Wall Street Journal goes ahead with its plans to charge for mobile content access. Rupert Murdoch, CEO of News Corp. made an announcement to this effect recently. The charges will be only $1 a week for mobile Web access for subscribers to the Journal’s print edition and $2 weekly fee if you are a non-subscriber. Wall Street Journal offers online content to 1 million online subscribers. After the launch of its free mobile news app or “Mobile Reader”, it followed it up with a free app for BlackBerry phones and then the iPhone. Now it seems like theyre changing their mind and have decided to charge for the news stories. How many free subscribers will be converted to paid remains to be seen. This step to monetize online news is for reducing dependence on the print edition, maybe a green initiative or maybe to increase revenues lost due to less advertising income also. The Journal already charges for accessing news on its Web site which has been a successful model so far. Readers subscribing to the newspaper’s Web site can access the news on their phones with no charges if using a mobile browser to navigate to the material. Also News Corp may charge for watching movies and TV shows on Hulu.com which is an Internet entertainment service too, if some sources are to be believed.