Stay charged on-the-go with these iPhone battery bolstering devices For all the access and entertainment an iPhone 5 provides, battery issues still plague ever-active, on-the-go users. But there are several alternatives to carrying around cords and scoping the scene for an outlet. As the summer season hits and holidays filled …

Just because Felix Baumgartner set records by jumping from 128,000 feet doesn’t mean he has a lock on stratospheric freefall stunts: see G-Form’s latest video (after the break) as proof. In keeping with the tradition of launching a case line and then subjecting it to abuse on camera, the company …

A cute little trick on Facebook Chat lets you create tiny emoticons from Facebook profile pictures. HOW TO MAKE ANY PROFILE PICTURE OR GROUP/FANPAGE PICTURE AN EMOTICON: 1) Go to any profile, page, or event that you want to use as an emoticon. 2) Copy its username or 12-digit profile ID at …

You’re a slave to your phone. It’s okay, we all are. Those tiny windows into the wilds of the Internet are so compelling that people are often contorted into odd positions, trying to operate their phones while doing other things. For example, did you ever try to handle your phone …

This USA Today video has some great ideas for people buying gifts for high school or college graduates in the most popular gift category of technology. The list include many of the standard ideas (like laptops), it also includes some unique ones (see bike) as well. – laptops, like the …

It might pay to be more careful about where you juice up your phone—because a team of researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology have put together a prototype charger capable of installing malware onto an iPhone. The research, which is to be presented at the Black Hat security conference in …

God bless the whimsical programmers over at Google who are forever finding fun ways for us to waste our days. Click this link to check out the Chrome team’s latest experiment, which pairs your computer and your phone so that you can play an awesome game of Skee-Ball. It’s called Roll It, …

While you are hanging out on the Internet (in your underwear, maybe?) on a Saturday, kids that are smarter than either of us are out there getting ready to change the world. 18-year-old Eesha Khare (left), for instance, not only invented a supercapacitor that could someday be a phone battery …