Israel Matzav

Charge your smartphone in 30 seconds

Israeli high tech strikes again. Here's a demo.

Let's go to the videotape.



That video has gotten nearly 700,000 views... today.

Here are more details about StoreDot.

Tel Aviv-based StoreDot's prototype battery and charger is currently being tested with Samsung's Galaxy phones, but the startup's founder and CEO Doron Myersdorf told AFP that a product compatible with all makes of smartphone should be on the market by 2016.

He said that at the core of the new technology was the use of peptides, compounds containing amino acids.

"We are modifying the surface of the electrodes with bio-organic compounds, peptides, to increase the chemical reaction to produce extra energy," he said.

Myersdorf added the breakthrough "allows us to avoid the most annoying aspect of our smartphones, of which we are demanding more and more, and to ensure that we have a charged telephone all day."

StoreDot has not received capital from global smartphone market leaders Apple or Samsung but is getting backing from a Chinese manufacturer, Myersdorf said, without naming the investor.

 I wonder whether they need a lawyer....

Labels: cell phone, iPhone, Israeli high tech

posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 8:55 PM