Pasa Charge
Nokia used to be the king of cellphones.
They were known for units such as 5110 3210 and other very durable
user-friendly phones. These phones last up to 3 days before needing recharging.
Now Samsung has overtaken Nokia
with the advent of smartphones. These phones are more advanced because they are
capable of doing so many things other than send texts and make calls.
However Smart Phones have a
glaring problem for me. Unlike the phones from the early 2000, batteries
nowadays last for hours only. My nokia express music phone lasts 2 days before
needing recharge. My Samsung Galaxy Note in contrast lasts around 12 hours to
24 hours only.
I don’t like the hassle of
running out of battery on important occasions because there might be important
calls that can’t get through.
This happens a lot especially
when I’m on other businesses and my girlfriend tries to call me, there are
times that my phone is already empty. This situation could escalate a war
because she might think that I’m just hiding what I’m doing. Thus my problem
with smart phones.
Now there is a thing called
Pasaload where a person passes his prepaid load to another person. I was
thinking why is it not possible for this to apply in batteries? If my phone has
low battery, all I need is an electric cable that enables power from one
cellphone to transfer to another phone.
Samsung
and other manufacturers should address this problem of the battery and I
think what I am thinking is an innovative way to help in solving the
problem. 3
This solves the problem of people
using low battery as an excuse because it is easier to borrow electricity from
other friend's phone. (Imagine the happy
girlfriends who would no longer have to put up with that excuse J ) <you can charge from your computer using a USB plug>
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