You know that the iPhone is one power guzzler, and that having an important call die on you is downright irritating, perhaps even leading up to you losing out on that business deal. read more...

If you live and work in an area that generally gets a lot of uninterrupted sunlight, then charging your gadgets with a solar solution might have crossed your mind. read more...

By Andrew Liszewski Billed as the “World's only Apple-certified solar charger carrying case” the new Solar Surge from Novothink for the iPhone 3G/3GS and the iPod Touch lets you harvest the sun's energy to replenish your device's less than read more...

CNET and lots of other tech blogs and websites are all over Novothink's new iPhone and iPod touch Apple-certified Solar Surge charging case, which we first told you about here back last September, with most of the reports and hands-on reviews read more...

Surge for iPhone 3G/3GS has integrated 1320mAh lithium-ion polymer battery while the iPod touch version gets 1500mAh. The former provides about 30 minutes of talk time on a 3G network or 60 minutes on 2G from a mere 2 hours of direct sunlight. read more...

Novathink is launching a new battery charging case for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch, the Novathink Solar Surge. As the name suggests, the Solar Surge feature a built in solar panel on the back of the case plus a lithium ion battery. read more...

Here is something useful for iPhone and iPod Touch owners. Running out of batteries will be a problem but not if you get a hold of these solar powered cases from Novothink. read more...

A company called Novothink has unveiled a new case for the iPhone called the Solar Surge. The device has a solar panel that helps charge a 1320mAH battery inside the case and the thing sells for $79.95. read more...

Novothink has come out with a neat solar power charging solution for the iPhone and iPod Touch, and despite being solar powered, it manages to not be super ugly either. read more...

Novothink today put out its promised Solar Surge case for the iPhone and iPod touch. The design acts like a battery sled for Apple's devices and, as its name suggests, is one of the few such cases that can power itself. read more...