http://www.2dayblog.com/2008/12/26/a-student-invented-a-system-that-increases-iphone-battery-life-by-12x/ Technology Journal, New Gadget Everyday! Tue, 22 May 2012 17:49:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.2dayblog.com/2008/12/26/a-student-invented-a-system-that-increases-iphone-battery-life-by-12x/#comment-3969 A Student Extended iPhone Battery Life up to 12x Longer | Gadgetwidgets Thu, 09 Jul 2009 01:13:06 +0000 http://www.2dayblog.com/2008/12/26/a-student-invented-a-system-that-increases-iphone-battery-life-by-12x/?lang=en#comment-3969 [...] Hmm…Interesting isn’t it? So a student from Carleton University in Canada named Atif Shamin have tweaked his iPhone and extended the battery life of iPhone up to 12x longer than regular iPhone. So the PhD student invention’s name is ‘transmitter system on-package’. He modified the connection between cell phone antenna and the circuit board. So instead of using wire, he designed a high frequency micro-transmitter and receiver which is to avoid the usual loss of power pumping bits through a wire. He created a module replacing all the wires connecting a phone’s electrical circuits and antennae, making all of them communicate wirelessly. This device make the efficiency 12 times over which greatly improving the battery life. Great, I must say. [Source] [...] [...] Hmm…Interesting isn’t it? So a student from Carleton University in Canada named Atif Shamin have tweaked his iPhone and extended the battery life of iPhone up to 12x longer than regular iPhone. So the PhD student invention’s name is ‘transmitter system on-package’. He modified the connection between cell phone antenna and the circuit board. So instead of using wire, he designed a high frequency micro-transmitter and receiver which is to avoid the usual loss of power pumping bits through a wire. He created a module replacing all the wires connecting a phone’s electrical circuits and antennae, making all of them communicate wirelessly. This device make the efficiency 12 times over which greatly improving the battery life. Great, I must say. [Source] [...]

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