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Fuzzy Logic Portable power to recharge mobile phones
Fuzzy Logic Portable power to recharge mobile phones | Portable power to recharge mobile phones |
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| by Alex Zaharov-Reutt | |
| Wednesday, 31 October 2007 | |
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Page 2 of 2 The report says that 83% of Australians start to freak out if they lose the use of their mobile phone. Ok, ok, so the press release didn’t say that. It said that those who lose the use of the phone experience severe disruption to life, panic attacks and feelings of loss and helplessness. The report says that Australians are so keen “to avoid the inconvenience that a staggering 40% would prefer to lose $30 than the use of their mobile phone for one day”, and that “3 in 4 of those surveyed claim that they rely on their mobile phone more than their own mother – who gave them life!” We learn that “one third of young people reported having ‘been left stranded’ because of a dead mobile phone battery”, and interestingly, the report says that “nearly half of those surveyed confessed to arguing with their partners as a result of not being able to call or text due to a flat battery”. The biggest concerns by those who lose the use of their mobile phone due to a flat battery are that they will miss an important call (95%) or that without their mobile phone they don’t know many, if any, of their telephone numbers, even those of family, friends or work colleagues (90%). So... if you have ever run out of battery on your mobile phone and wished there was an easy way to bring it back to life, there’s plenty of solutions available – all you need to do is to choose one!
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