QuickerTek battery announced for the iPhone
QuickerTek has introduced an external battery that works with the iPod, iPod touch and iPhone. It costs $44.95 retail, and should be available right now as we speak.

The battery plugs into the 30-pin dock connector port on iPods and iPhones. It has a retractable USB charging cable that lets you connect it to a computer (or USB-equipped power plug); that will charge both it and the internal battery in the iPhone or iPod.
QuickerTek claims the battery provides up to 30 additional hours of music playback time, an extra six hours of video playback, or up to three hours of additional talk time for iPhone 3G users. It’s received solid reviews early on, and the price is fairly competitive with other batteries of its type.
You can grab it here: http://www.quickertek.com/products/i_battery_charger.php





Details of the new iPhone 4.
First iPad jailbreak has officially been released.
Could we see a Verizon iPhone 4G this summer?
The latest iPhone 4.0 beta 2 firmware is available for developers to download.
iPhone 4.0 release date is in June 2010.
The iPhone 4.0 beta 1 firmware can be "jailbroken".
Could this be the Verizon iPhone 4G?
sounds good but here in hk we have various one available here. I have just bought one for 15US which has 1900Mah almost doubles you battery life and only takes 1 hour to fully charge ur iphone.
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