I don’t think that all families use only one brand of cell phone, and this is where the USB Multi-Cellular Phone Charger comes in handy. This device is able to cater for all popular brands in the market, including Motorola, Sony Ericsson and Nokia among others. It relies on USB power to juice up your exhausted handsets, which makes it all the more convenient since you can always plug it into your laptop while you’re on a trans-Atlantic flight. Each $18 purchase comes with eight different connectors.

Recharge all your phones with USB Multi-Cellular Phone Charger: [via]

Considering that many of our mobile electronics have USB ports for charging, it is not always convenient to find a spare USB port, especially when traveling on the road.

I suppose this is why the In car charger has USB ports, four of them actually. This In car charger plugs right into the cigarette lighter, and now the user can plug in an iPod, mobile phone, digital camera, GPS device, or any other USB device that he or she needs on the open road.

The charger works within a range of 12-24 volts, and a fuse that can be changed out. I suppose this is very useful for people constantly on the road, like truckers.

If you are the type who has multiple gadgets, and needs to take them on the road, then this is probably what you need. You can get it for about $22.99.

Car charger for your gadgets through USB ports: [via]

iHome’s twisting, topsy-turvy iH41 dock / alarm clock for the iPhone and iPod touch won’t make a lick of sense unless you habitually go to bed watching movies on your iPod. Then, it all clicks: simply twist it onto its side when you’re horizontally dozing to watch a movie as you tumble off to dreaming. The next morning, your iPhone will be fully charged and serenade you with a suitable wake-up tune: for example, Electric Six’s High Voltage. $79.99 with remote.

It should be noted that the website doesn’t actually say it is iPhone compatible, only iPod Touch, but it should safely work with the 2G… and, in the worst case scenario, even with the 3G, as long as you don’t mind doing some dremeling.

iHome iH41 – charger, speaker, alarm clock attached to your iPod or iPhone: [via]

Due for release mid-August, MobileFun’s Solar Powered case contains a 1500 mAh battery that soaks up rays to charge your iPhone 3G. It’ll take three hours of fun in the sun to charge your handset with enough juice to function, and 10 hours to get a full charge. Pricing has not been announced.
And even if the saving energy isn’t your concern, this might be a good solution if you have issues with iPhone 3G’s meager battery life. Just make sure to slap on some sunblock.

Recharge your IPhone with solar energy: [via]

No doubt we’ve all seen the reports about how much energy is wasted by phone chargers left plugged in, in fact according to statistics it’s a shocking 95%! Unplugging a phone charger when it’s not in use is a small thing that can save a lot of money and energy over time, but it’s not always something that we remember.

This charger ensures that you don’t actually need to remember to unplug it. This clever little device will completely cut-off it’s power consumption when the phone is fully charged or no phone is attached!

Recharge your mobile phone with economic charger: [via]

The kit includes the Universal Solar Charge, 1 mini USB cable, 2 interchangeable iPod adapters, 5 interchangeable mobile phone adapters. It’s a useful gadget for anyone at any age and it can fit in almost any of your pockets.

Universal Solar Cell Phone/ IPOD Charger: [Via] – [Ecogeekliving]

Build-in 1350 mAh high capacity rechargeable polymer battery. Charge your mobile phone, digital camera, PDA, MP3/MP4 Player whenever and wherever. Style design and convenient to take it with you. The power from a USB port or AC socket can be used as an alternative to using the sun as your source of power. It takes about 60 minutes to fully charge the device, which also features a LED flashlight in the front.

Besides it’s small wich makes it easy to carry, using the sun as the source of power makes this Solar Charger your best friend when you are away from home/office and you don’t have a plug available.

Solar Charger With LED Flashlight: [Via] – [mobile.brando]

The featherweight Freeloader portable charger weighs in at just 54g – and that’s including batteries – and fits comfortably in the palm of your hand. Two complimentary rechargeable AA batteries come with your pack, but this handy battery charger will also happily charge AAA NiMH and NiCd rechargeable batteries too, both via its USB connection.
Pop up to two batteries into the fast battery charger at any one time and charge via the USB port on your PC – it takes three to four hours to reach 75% full charge. Clear LED indicators show the charging status of the USB battery charger, as well as your battery power levels, while tough, rubberised casing stays protected and looks good in the process.

The Battery Charger seems to be something we were all expecting for a while now. I know you are all tired of all the large and bulky chargers and you need something to handle easlily and carry anywhere you want. This is what you need !

The Smallest, Lightest Battery Charger in the World: [Gizoo] – [Via]