Bob Fronk <[email protected]> wrote on 05/15/2009 08:53:43 AM:

> So far, I like it very much? EXCEPT battery life SUCKS!
> 
> Those of you that have iPhones.. what are you doing to help 
> this? 

I also use my iPhone as my iPod - I have a car charger/audio adaptor cable 
in my car, and at my desk I have a nice logitek speaker that keeps it 
charged as I play audio - it's an older version of this:

http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/speakers_audio/ipod_mp3_speakers/devices/4320&cl=us,en

$90 at Costco - worth every penny.  I drop it into this when I get to my 
office.

For the rare time when I'm not around power, I have a Richard Solo backup 
battery:

http://richardsolo.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=326

Got it on sale for $40 - since I usually only need it when I'm on travel, 
it's nice that it has a laser pointer and flashlight built in - double 
duty.  I think I used it once to charge the phone, all the time in 
meetings as a laser pointer.

Other then that I just keep a retractable USB iPod cable I got for free at 
a trade show with me and plug it into my laptop if I'm in a pinch.  The 
nice thing about it using the iPod dock connector is they are pretty 
ubiquitous - although I would like it if it had a standard mini-USB 
connector too - one less cable to carry.  Annoying, but not fatal since 
all other aspects of the iPhone make up for that one shortcoming.

Eric Eskam
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