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Anyone who attended this year's CES 2012 can attest battery life for your mobile devices are critical. Among all the Tweeting, blogging, texting, phone calls and apps used on the show floor, smartphone batteries take a quick dive south.
To avoid the frustrations of receiving the dreaded alert the mobile device has a small amount of life left, portable battery charging devices are essential at CES as well as in everyday life. If you're a social guy like me, you may experience your smartphone popping up the low battery alert by early afternoon.
The solution to keep charged is simple: mophie , makers of award-winning battery chargers for iPhone, iPod and iPad, and now, Android devices.
At CES, mophie revealed exciting new lines, including:
mophie for Android – Android enthusiasts rejoice: mophie is now creating juice packs for Android platforms. The charger for the LG Optimus smartphone was unveiled, and it looks hot. These juice packs will provide more than 100 per cent of extra battery life through the built-in 2000mAh rechargeable battery.
(PRODUCT) RED Special Edition – Get the red mophie Juice Pack `or Juice Pack Universal for Apple products labeled (PRODUCT) RED and feel good about it knowing five per cent of net profits go to the Global Fund to help eliminate AIDS.
Powerstation Pro – Resembling a rugged-looking vault, the mophie Juice Pack Powerstation Pro is a quick-charging external battery capable of powering-up virtually any USB device. It has the largest capacity of any Juice Pack and can handle all smart devices, including the iPad.
Go white – With the growing popularity of white iPhone 4/4S’, mophie has released the matching coloured Juice Pack Plus external battery case featuring an impact-resistant, shock-proof band for added protection and 2000mAh capacity to more than double the battery life of the phone.
Whether you’re at the next big conference, or just fed up with carrying your charging cord everywhere you go, make life simpler by getting a portable mophie charging device. Many CES goers, including me, are happy they came along this year’s journey.
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