Tekkeon Mobile Power Supply

Cellular Amplifier Back Up Power

We get many requests for using a cellular amplifier in areas where there is no access to electricity or during power outages.

We have done some initial testing using a cellular amplifier with a couple of Tekkeon mobile power supplies with some pretty good results.

TekCharge MP1800

We tested the Tekkeon TekCharge MP1800 with our lowest power amplifier, the Wilson Sleek, and got about 5 hours of stand by time. We will continue to test with larger amplifiers and report the results.

More Info On Tekkeon Power Backup / Chargers at Alternative Wireless

Chargepod Cell Phone, iPhone, BlackBerry, Headset Multi Charger

This product kind of hit a nerve as everytime I open up a new electronic gadget (and I open many) out comes a big clunky power supply or charger. I look down at my power stip with disgust at the mess.

In the vast world of cell phone accessories the Chargepod from cellpod stands out as offering a much neater charging base. You only have one round pod and you replace all your clunky transformers with a short, neat charging cable. You can charge up to 6 devices at the same time. Charger adapters are available for cell phones, PDAs, MP3 Players, Cameras, iPhones, iPods, BlackBerrys and more.

Find more information on the Chargepod Charger from cellpod.

When shopping for Bluetooth headsets, you must match more than just your phone’s Bluetooth version number. You should also match Bluetooth PROFILES for both your phone and the Bluetooth product you are considering to make sure you can take full advantage of its features.

BlueAnt Supertooth 3 Bluetooth Hands-Free

For instance, one of the newest and hottest selling Bluetooth hands free devices is the BlueAnt Supertooth 3. It is Bluetooth 2.0 compatible however, in order for your phone to take advantage of its voice dialing function; your cell phone must be capable of voice dialing. In order to take advantage of the Supertooth 3’s ability to dial from your mobile phone’s phone book, your phone must support sending its phone book entries to other devices (OPP and PBA Profiles).

Here’s a list of some common profiles.

• HSP and HFP – Headset and Hands Free is supported by most phones and required by Bluetooth devices
• PBA – Your phone allows it’s phone book to be used by other devices for browsing and dialing.
• OPP – Object Push Profile (allows transfer of an object file one Bluetooth device to another, photos, contacts, files, etc.)
• DUN – Dial Up Networking -ability to connect your laptop (for instance) to the Internet via the phone.
• BPP – Ability to connect to printers
• A2DP, AVRC – Connect to Stereo Headphones
• HID – Connect to external Bluetooth keyboards.

So, dig a little deeper into the specs of any Bluetooth device before purchasing to make sure your cell phone can take advantage of all the feature’s you’re paying for.