Energizer has announced that it will give the first 30,000 people who “Like” their page and fill out the form there a coupon good for a free 4-pack of Energizer Recharge AA batteries. The company says these batteries last 4 times longer in digital cameras, and can be recharged up to 250 times more than more »

Its been fun, but CES has officially come to a close and we will be (for the most) part be resuming our regularly scheduled tech coverage as of today. I say for the most part because we still have a few goodies left over that we will mix in during the day, but for the more »

A few nights ago, I and the rest of the crew from the *tell sites attended Digital Experience. It’s an event like all the rest at CES where we get a little more face time with the exhibitors. And naturally, we went to our sponsor, Energizer, first. Energizer was kind enough to sponsor us for more »

Running around CES is exciting, but at the same time there is generally two concerns that are always with you — finding power and finding Internet access. I have a MiFi that seems to be working, at least most of the time, but that access is pointless with a dead battery. And that is where more »

Energizer had their amazing team with their mobile brand, Energi To Go, in Las Vegas for Digital Experience 2010. The products they showed off were amazing, and one of the first thing that people attending this event saw, since they had the front and center booth. With today’s smartphones using so much battery life, Energi more »

Fulton Innovation brought its ecoupled wireless charging system to CES. While a competitor showed marketable products, Fulton showed working models but no finished products with release dates.

The booth simulated a home with an office, a living room, and a kitchen so a consumer or manufacturer could see how the system could be used in everyday life. On display was a modded iPhone, a Nintendo Wii remote, a remote control, a blender, several other cell phones, a laptop charger, and a portable tool chest.

It’s hard to believe that the Consumer Electronics Show is almost upon us once again. With CES only a month away, it is time for companies to start teasing us with what they’ll be showing in Las Vegas. One of the first of these announcements comes from Energizer of all companies. Although, this could potentially have a huge impact on the gadget industry, or at least it could for consumers who value long battery life.

Energizer has announced that they will be unveiling Zinc Air Prismatic batteries at CES. These batteries are said to be smaller and give more design choices to OEMs when they’re eventually released. The biggest thing about these tiny batteries is how much life they can give your devices. According to the Energizer press release, these new batteries can gives three times the battery life of similarly sized lithium-ion or alkaline batteries.

I have to admit that this post is way overdue but better late than never. A full three months after the end of the 2008 CES we would be crazy not to thank our sponsors. Without these three companies we would have gotten nowhere while out in Vegas. Pentax – We were thankful to be more »