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Nokia kinetics

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Mar 7, 2010 — 1 min read

Nokia wants patent on self-regenerating phone batteries, piezoelectrics and much magic involved — Engadget., quoting Symbian-Freak

It seems Nokia has figured out to port the watches’ kinetic technology into its phones. This means you will be able to recharge the phone while walking, as you do now with your watch.

I’ve been using smartphones since first S60 and I can tell you these toys are really power greedy!

I can’t help imagining people running their buts in the afternoons in order to replenish the battery for an important call or email…

(thanks to www.crossfit.com)

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