Note:  if the charger isn't supplied with an ac adapter, you can buy those 
separately with the usb port on for charging anything;  and they're quite 
cheap.

Rh.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Alan Paganelli" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, February 11, 2013 9:57 PM
Subject: Re: USB Battery Chargers


Mine is made by iGo.  There are quite a few kinds of chargers out there. 
The cheaper ones only charge their battery with a USB cable from the battery 
to a USB port on your computer.  That's fine is your computer is handy.  I 
wanted one that can be plugged into a wall outlet and still have an internal 
battery to charge my iPhone and my Bluetooth ear peace at the same time. 
This one fits the bill.  After I got mine, they came out with a model that 
has 2 USB ports so you can charge 2 devices at once,the battery can be 
recharged by AC power or solar power.  Mine is a 1800 mAh battery.  They 
have them with larger internal batteries up to 10 thousand mAh but the price 
goes up quickly the bigger internal battery you want.  The 1800 mAh battery 
can recharge 2 iPhones from dead to fully charge at the same time but that 
would pretty much drain it's battery but that's what I wanted was something 
that could be used as reserve battery, and be carried in my pants pocket.

I should say lastly that models change quickly.  They aren't hard to find 
though but I'd suggest going to the store in person so you can see it for 
yourself and make sure it fits your needs.  I've had mine for 2 years this 
May and it's perfectly fine.  I like the fact that it disconnects once it 
charges your iPhone.  Note: any of these batteries can only charge your 
phone to the same level as is in it's internal battery.  If it's only got a 
half charge, then it cannot recharge your phone to a hundred percent but it 
will disengage when it can no longer charge.

HTH
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: DJ
  To: [email protected]
  Sent: Sunday, February 10, 2013 12:25 PM
  Subject: RE: USB Battery Chargers


  Alan,

  What charger do you use?  I would like to read up on it to determine if 
it's what I'm in the market for as well.

  Thank you.

  DJ





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  From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf 
Of Alan Paganelli
  Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2013 11:33 AM
  To: [email protected]
  Subject: USB Battery Chargers


  Donna, I much like a portable charger.  I have a charger that has a 1800 
mAh battery with 2 USB ports on the short side of the case.  There is also a 
flip down wall plug which lets you use any wall outlet to recharge the 
battery or to act as an AC source.  The battery has a recessed button on the 
front on the flat side.  The charger is about the size of a deck of cards or 
smaller and easily fits in pocket or purse.  I can charge my phone in my 
pocket or wile I'm talking.  I just use the data cable  to connect my phone 
to the charger.  When recharging has completed, the charger will disconnect 
automatically.  If the phone is totally dead, the charger holds enough juice 
to charge it fully about 2 times but it's rare that happens.  Mostly I use 
it as a booster to not let it go dead wile on a call.  I need to be in touch 
with people all the time and this acts as a backup to my phone's internal 
battery.  They are sold everywhere iPhone accessories are fold.  After I got 
mine, they came out with one that added solar charging to the same battery 
so you could recharge the recharger wile your recharging your phone or at 
least I think so after all that charging! <grin>

  HTH
    ----- Original Message ----- 
    From: Donna Neff
    To: [email protected]
    Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2013 9:44 AM
    Subject: Nick, Life-Proof Cases


    One of my friends has a life-proof case and I really like the look and 
feel of it.



    Currently, I'm using the Mofi Juice Pack but I'm on my third one and my 
husband is on his second.  I think there is a flaw in the case design in the 
plug where the cable goes when charging and there is no way to fix it.



    Anyway, I'm seriously considering the life-proof case because I want 
lots of protection for my phone.  Is there anything I can get to charge it 
when I am on the go?  I-Phone batteries sure don't seem to last very long.



    Thanks much and I appreciate any suggestions you may have.



    Donna



    Donna Neff



    [email protected]





    From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On 
Behalf Of Joseph Hudson
    Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2013 12:15 PM
    To: [email protected]
    Subject:



    Hi Nick lightproof cases come with a 90 day warranty and then they give 
you an option to extend it to one year when you Do fill it out online. I 
hope I helped you

    Sent from my iPhone


    On Feb 6, 2013, at 12:09 PM, Nicholas Abrahamson 
<[email protected]> wrote:

      Hey Allen



      Tech 21 is awesome as an option.  There are tons out there and it 
really mostly depends on personal choice.  For example, I have friends who 
swear by the otter-box series of cases because they love how the cases 
themselves work.  I use life-proof.  I'm a bit of an extremist with my phone 
though and willingly take it places no Iphone would want to go, pun 
intended.  Life-proof cases come with a life time warrenty, if I'm 
remembering right, but for me, most importantly it provides impact 
protecttion up to 9 feet.  Website rates them as 6, but mine's taken a 
header off a 10 foot drop and came out perfectly.  Again, website rates 
water-proof protecttion up to 10 feet,but  I've had mine down to about 15 
feet with absolutely no leaks.  They come in a wide variety of colors.  They 
don't add much bulk at all.  My only warning to anyone using any kind of 
case advertising water-proof protecttion is this, always check your seals 
before getting in water if you can.  most best buy stores carry life-proof 
and a number of others.  If you can, you might want to go to a store in your 
area, and look around.  Ask a store employee if they'd mind to take a couple 
of cases out that you like the looks of.  Most employees are good about 
this.  Hold the cases in your hand, maybe even try your phone out in them. 
It won't work for life-proof, because of what you have to do to get the 
phone in the case, but it's almost garronteed someone at best buy will have 
one and they usually are eager to show them off.  life-proof cases are meant 
to be used with the phone staying inside at all times.

      Peace

      Nick

      '


      On Feb 6, 2013, at 5:10, Neil Barnfather - TalkNav 
<[email protected]> wrote:

        Alan,



        I personally highly rate the cases from Tech21, they offer three 
styles for the iPhone 5 and other models of iPhone / iPad etc.



        These are; a band that only protects the side, leaving the back and 
front exposed, useful if you're desperate to show off your Apple logo on the 
reverse :). Then the shell style which is a back and sides, I have this 
type. and finally, a shell with leather folding flap that covers the front 
as well.



        I personally did not go for the leather screen cover for several 
reasons. Firstly, I've never yet, really should not have wrote that :), 
damaged the screen of any of my iOS devices, but I have scratched, chipped 
and generally marked the backs and sides, so these are the areas I consider 
require protecting. I do not use a screen protector.



        The Tech21 cases are unique in their protection over all other 
cases, they add all but nothing by way of weight and mass to your device, 
only about a few mil each side, yet they protect in a amazing way.



        Tech21 use D3O impact technology, which is a revolutionary material 
invented by the military to protect things, its now found in extreme sports 
wear and other things like that.



        Basically, its coloured orange if you can see anything, not the case 
mark you, just the D3O which of course is inside the case away from view.



        What it does is spread the energy from an impact across the whole 
case dispersing it. The material is relatively hard when in its relaxed 
state, though upon impact it becomes a soft gel like substance.



        I have broken a number of iOS devices before I started using these 
cases, and can tell you now that they are both designed well, Aesthetically 
pleasing, but, importantly add a whole load of protection without bulking up 
the device.









        Regards,



        Neil Barnfather



        Talks List Administrator

        Twitter @neilbarnfather



        TalkNav is a Nuance, Code Factory and Sendero dealer, as well as an 
Apple iOS, Macintosh and Android accessibility specialist. For all your

        accessible phone, PDA and GPS related enquiries visit 
www.talknav.com



        URL: - www.talknav.com

        e-mail: - [email protected]

        Phone: - +44  844 999 4199



        On 6 Feb 2013, at 02:47, Alan Lemly <[email protected]> wrote:





        Well, I pulled the plug and ordered my iPhone 5 64GB just before 
supper tonight. I'm hearing from my sons that I need to get a case for it so 
I'm looking for recommendations. I plan to carry the phone around in my 
jeans pocket so I want something that will offer protection without making 
it difficult to pull in and out of the pocket. Does anyone use any sort of 
film to cover the screen for protection or is that not necessary?



        Thanks for any recommendations.



        Alan Lemly



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