If we regularly present hulls for smartphone , it's because today they serve other functions than just protect your device. The most common is certainly the role of battery externally. But this shell goes further.
What if you could get an extra battery without ever having to go through the painful charging box? How is such magic possible? There would for example solar energy ... But this shell of a kind quite new converts radio waves to help your smartphone.
We owe this invention to Nikola Labs , a startup based in Columbus, Ohio, USA. If it can be - wrongly - question the merits of this invention, be aware that one of the cofounders of Nikola Labs is none other than Dr. Rob Lee, who was notably Director of Electrical Engineering Department Computer Science from the State University of Ohio. Moreover, this technology directly out of the laboratories of this university.
It is at TechCrunch Disrupt the first demonstration was made. Connected to a voltmeter, the audience could appreciate the power generation when the hull was placed near a wireless Linksys router.
But things are said, this case will not charge your smartphone from 0 to 100%. It stores energy in any case. And she does not recharge quickly either your device. It may increase the battery life of your iPhone 6 to about 30%. In practice, so you should be able to draw more throughout your day.
If you are interested in this shell, know that a Kickstarter campaign to be launched in June, the first deliveries could be made as early as September. It would take you a hundred dollars (90 €) to reserve yours.
What if you could get an extra battery without ever having to go through the painful charging box? How is such magic possible? There would for example solar energy ... But this shell of a kind quite new converts radio waves to help your smartphone.
We owe this invention to Nikola Labs , a startup based in Columbus, Ohio, USA. If it can be - wrongly - question the merits of this invention, be aware that one of the cofounders of Nikola Labs is none other than Dr. Rob Lee, who was notably Director of Electrical Engineering Department Computer Science from the State University of Ohio. Moreover, this technology directly out of the laboratories of this university.
It is at TechCrunch Disrupt the first demonstration was made. Connected to a voltmeter, the audience could appreciate the power generation when the hull was placed near a wireless Linksys router.
But things are said, this case will not charge your smartphone from 0 to 100%. It stores energy in any case. And she does not recharge quickly either your device. It may increase the battery life of your iPhone 6 to about 30%. In practice, so you should be able to draw more throughout your day.
If you are interested in this shell, know that a Kickstarter campaign to be launched in June, the first deliveries could be made as early as September. It would take you a hundred dollars (90 €) to reserve yours.
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