We've seen quite a few
prototype fuel-cell powered mobile devices, but Samsung's upping the ante by predicting that we'll all be running our phones on water by 2010. The company says it's developed a method to generate hydrogen by exposing water to metal, but the details are a little shaky -- we're guessing it's similar to the system used in the
HydroPak generator, but it's hard to tell. Still, we've got no reason to doubt Samsung's engineers, who say the system currently provides about 10 hours of use, or about five days of average cell usage, and will eventually allow users to simply top off and go. That's every traveler's dream -- let's get this to market, Sammy.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
crow610 @ Apr 20th 2008 3:05PM
It's about time they allow me to text while swimming
crow610 @ Apr 20th 2008 3:06PM
Oh wait, though that said water-proof cell phones. nm