Apple's iDevices to be Fueled by Hydrogen Cells Soon!
Apple, interestingly, is on its way to change the way people power-up their mobile devices in the near future. And how are they going to do it?
Well, there's some buzz that they are going to accomplish it by using hydrogen fuel cells to solve the short-battery life nuisance on handsets and other portable mobile devices.
This endeavor may sound absurd and too intimidating to a lot of people and other tech companies, but apparently, not to Tim Cook and company. In fact, Apple already applied for a couple of patents on how fuel cells could be used for mobile devices.
If Apple could make this kind of technology work, then it is just a matter of time that we would no longer need the services of a traditional battery on our cellphones and tablets because hydrogen cells could last several days or even weeks with a single charge.
The prospect of using hydrogen cells to power-up mobile gadgets may look very promising and sounds too ambitious, and yet, it's not really impossible to attain in the near future, especially for a company like Apple, which is known to be an innovator of hi-tech products. However, I don't see it immediately happening with the upcoming iPhone 5 and iPad 3.
The only question now is, how much Apple would plan to charge consumers for this costly undertaking, once the finish product finally hits the market?
Hmmmm, I guess we'll just all cross the bridge when it finally gets there.
For now, let's just try our best to make our mobile gadgets run better and longer.
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