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Solar iPhone Charger Concept Has Another Use [Concept]
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Although it’ll be awkward to have this iPetals solar charger out on the street, taking advantage of the sun to keep your phone charged is just smart.
Only a concept now, but this charger-that’s-also-a-iPhone-stand is easy enough that some Chinese company could quickly put out a solution in a few months. [ Petit Invention via Into Mobile]
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