Wireless Battery Covers Arrive for HTC ThunderBolt, Droid Charge, Droid 3, More - Gotta Be Mobile

If you’ve been interested in acquiring a Wireless Charging Inductive Battery Cover for your Verizon-branded Android smartphone, you’re in luck because the carrier has released covers for a slew of top of the line Android devices.

The phones that the cover is now available for are the HTC ThunderBolt, the Samsung Droid Charge, the newly released Motorola Droid 3, the LG Revolution, and the HTC Droid Incredible 2. The covers for the Droid 3, LG Revolution and HTC Incredible 2 are currently not available but the other two are currently in stock. If you own a ThunderBolt or a Droid Incredible 2, be prepared to pay $10 more as those covers cost $40.

Covers for the LG Revolution, Droid Charge and Droid 3 all cost $30. Now remember, in addition to the covers, you’ll need the Wireless Charging Pad which is going to run you an additional $70. It’s a lot to pay for a convenience like this but if you’re Mr. Moneybags or you’re just plain lazy, it might be worth the investment.

Joking aside, this technology is likely going to be the future of juicing up the batteries on most if not all mobile devices and hopefully when the future does arrive, these will come included with the phones themselves.

Might Apple be the first to do it? It’s certainly possible.

Via: Droid-Life

Tags: Droid 3, Droid Charge, Droid Incredible 2, HTC, HTC Droid Incredible 2, HTC Thunderbolt, LG, LG Revolution, Motorola, Motorola Droid 3, Samsung, Samsung Droid Charge, verizon, verizon wireless

Category: Mobile

Adam is a technology blogger based in San Francisco, California who loves his iPhone 3GS and Motorola Droid 2 equally. You can follow him on Twitter or reach him by email at adam@notebooks.com.

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Updated ETFdb iPhone App Now Available (Droid Version Coming Soon!) - ETF Database

An updated version of the ETFdb iPhone app sponsored by Guggenheim is now available on iTunes. The latest version includes more than 1,200 ETPs with capabilities to filter the rapidly-growing universe by a number of different descriptive data fields. The latest version allows investors to filter ETFs by six criteria, including:

Issuer: View the complete lineups of more than 30 different issuersETFdb Category: Sort by more than 60 best fit categories, such as Latin America Equities and Precious MetalsRegion: Investors can sort equity ETFs by both broad regions (such as Emerging Markets or Asia Pacific) and specific countries and regions (such as Japan or Andean)Sector: This screen for equity ETFs includes both general sectors (such as Telecom or Materials) and more narrow sub-sectors (such as Airlines or Platinum Miners)Bond Type: Includes more than a dozen options, such as Junk Bonds, Emerging Markets, and TreasuriesCommodity Type: For those interested in commodity ETPs, this filter allow for quick identification of all products offering exposure to a specific natural resource (from Aluminum to White Metals).

Each screen shows all the U.S.-listed ETFs that meet the selected criteria, along with basic information such as issuer, expense ratio, and ETFdb Category.

Like previous releases, the latest version of the ETFdb iPhone app is available 100% free thanks to the sponsorship of Guggenheim.

There’s even some good news for the ETF investors out there with Android mobile phones; the free ETFdb Droid app is in the final stages of development, and is scheduled to launch in early July.

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