The Powermat Portable Mat is a fold-up charging mat that’s perfect for travel. What’s a charging mat, you ask? Good question. Powermat’s Wireless Charging System offers a clean, simple way to keep all those personal electronic devices charged, without a mess of cables. With the Powermat system, you choose a mat and then choose the receivers to match the devices you want to charge. Each mat includes a Universal Powercube receiver that allows you to charge hundreds of devices. You can also purchase receivers custom designed to fit on your devices, so you never need to remove them to use your device. The Powermat Wireless Charging System provides a simple, fast and efficient way to keep all of your favorite personal electronic devices charged. Click to enlarge. Perfect for travel, this powermat folds up for ultra-compact storage. Click to enlarge. Powercube Universal Receiver included. Click to enlarge. Eight tips to work with hundreds of devices. Click to enlarge. Includes travel case with magnetic closure. Get a custom fit receiver for certain devices. View all Powermat products. The Powermat Wireless Charging System Wireless Charging Read the rest of this entry »

Amazon.com Review You love your iPhone 3G and you?ve found out that it?s mighty simple to use out-of-the-box, but you might not know that some of its most useful and powerful features are hidden away in obscure parts of the system. You?ve found out that your iPhone 3G doesn’t get in your way when you’re trying to be productive or creative, but sometimes it will do something (or force you to do something) that just makes you want to scratch your head in wonderment. You?ve found out that your iPhone 3G’s robust design makes it a reliable device day after day, but even the best-built machines can have problems. When you come upon the iPhone 3G’s dark side, you might consider making an appointment with your local Apple Store’s Genius Bar, and more often than not the on-duty genius will give you good advice on how to overcome the iPhone 3G’s limitations, work around its annoyances, and fix its failures. The Genius Bar is a great thing, but it isn’t exactly a convenie (more…)