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The Powerpack Pro Portable Charging Kit From MobileFun
Posted on 18. Mar, 2010 by Ben Robinson.
We’re all sick of having to replace our charger every time we switch mobile phone, right? Well, the answer to all our prayers just might be the Powerpack Pro from
Once charged, the Powerpack can provide up to 90 hours of power for any of your mobile phones or digital devices. It also allows you to charge almost any mobile phone & digital device with ease without having your floors littered with tangled wires. The Powerpack comes complete with mains, car and USB chargers, allowing you to charge up wherever you are; even if you’re on the go!
Which Tips Are Available?
- Nokia (
- Micro USB
- Mini USB
- Sony Ericsson (
- Samsung D800/900
- Samsung G600/800/U900
- LG Chocolate/Viewty
- DC 4mm: PSP, TomTom etc.
- DS Lite
- DSi
What’s In The Box?
- PowerPack Pro
- USB Charging Cable
- USB Mains Charger
- USB Car Charger
- 10 Connectors
- Velvet Carry Bag
- 30 Day Money Back Guarantee
- 1 Year Warranty
What are the specifications?
- Output: 8Wh (max)
- Li-Polymer battery: 2000 mAh
- Input interface: mini USB – 5V 500 mA
- Output interface: USB – 5V 600mA
- Car charger output: 5V 500mA
- A/C adaptor input power: 220V/50-60 Hz
- A/C adaptor output power: 5V 500mA
Overall, pretty strong I think you’ll agree – and the best part is that the Powerpack Pro is only £19.99 – so for less than £20 you can have a piece of kit that charges pretty much most Mobiles, and also can be recharged from a number of sources too!
You can buy the Powerpack Pro from
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Mobango pushes the envelope in application discovery
Posted on 18. Mar, 2010 by Ben Robinson.
Mobango has apparently found that its Pay per Promoted Downloads Platform (PPD) service is 5 to 20 times more effective than in traditional promotion methods for applications. The Pay per Promoted Downloads Platform is a bidding system allowing content owners to bid for premium visibility on Mobango, but only pay for the downloads they receive. Since developers only pay when they get downloads, they are able to generate new users at a fraction of the cost of traditional Cost Per Click (CPC) or Cost Per Impression (CPM) campaigns.
For Fabio Pezzotti, CEO of Mobango, the viral nature of the Mobango community adds to the effectiveness: “For a developer, if you promote on Mobango, it’s not just random users downloading your app, but a member of our community. The various social features in Mobango mean that developers can create strong, long-term relationships with their customers, hence the effectiveness of the Pay per Promoted Downloads Platform at Mobango.”
Well you can’t argue with the logic – creating a stonger relationship with the end-user, so that you can upset isn’t new, but the social nature of this platform puts a new spin on things – we should expect to see plenty more of this UGC/Promo methodology going forward!
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Short Order Cook is an iPhone App that tests your memory!
Posted on 17. Mar, 2010 by Ben Robinson.
Zero Emission has announced the release of
Key features are:
- Over 50 unique food images
- Original music and sound effects
- Unlimited number of levels
- Practice and Competition modes
- Beginner to Insane difficulty
- OpenFeint Enabled – Achievements, High Scores, Leaderboard and Social Networking
And if that wasn’t enough, the App is only £0.59 – bargain!
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Samsung have a smartphone with a 3D display?
Posted on 17. Mar, 2010 by Ben Robinson.
Well yes, if the rumours are to be believed!
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Yell.com iPhone App now has Augmented Reality
Posted on 17. Mar, 2010 by Ben Robinson.
Yell.com is building on the success of its number one business App with the development of an Augmented Reality version, available free on the App Store. The free Augmented Reality iPhone Beta App has been designed by Yell Labs, a group of technicians and strategists dedicated to making Yell the best way for local companies to advertise themselves and the best way for local people to find them. The App allows users to ‘see’ local shops, offices, restaurants and other useful services through the iPhone’s camera viewer – even if they’re round the corner or in the next street.
As you move the iPhone around, yellow boxes are displayed over the live feed of the world directly in front of you. If you touch one of these boxes, information is displayed about that specific business such as address, phone number, opening hours and website. It’s a combination of the iPhone’s GPS and compass, which combine to pinpoint exactly where you are, and the way you’re facing. Yell then seamlessly overlays the relevant information, taken from its database of two million businesses.
The App, which requires an iPhone 3GS, features:
- Radar: shown at the top of the screen, indicates which businesses are around you, 360°
- Categories Bar: swish your finger to the right and a display with popular searches appears allowing you to get to the information you want quickly
- Range: swish your finger to the left and you can set the distance that you want to see, therefore allowing you to reduce the amount of information on the screen
“We’re pleased with the result of our first experiment with Augmented Reality and are now working on fully integrating AR with our mobile service later in the year.” – Matthew Bottomley, director of new media product marketing at Yell.
Sounds cool doesn’t it – I need to download and play with this
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