Need a portable charging device to power your devices on-the-go? Hate having to joust for wall outlets at conferences, coffee shops, or trips away from home (I’m looking at you, airports)?

JAVOedge’s Pocket Portable Battery is an ideal work-around solution for on-the-go users  who need a convenient charging solution at all times of the day. Just like the name states, the Pocket Portable Battery is small, slim, and lightweight, weighing in at a travel-friendly 3oz (hey, that’s the exact amount of liquids you’re allowed on planes).

The JAVOedge Pocket Portable Battery comes with an included USB cable to connect your device to the battery to charge. When your JAVOedge Pocket Portable Battery’s fully charged and ready to go, a blue light emits, and you can then just pocket the battery and your device for on-the-go needs. This universal power pack will charge or supplement USB powered or chargeable devices, including iPods, iPhone 3G, Sony PSP, cell phones, smartphones and PDAs. Check the hardware specifications below for device compatibility. The JAVOedge Pocket Portable Battery retails for $39.99. Additional car or wall chargers available for purchase online.

Product Hardware Specifications:
Capacity: 2100mAH
Battery Type: Lithium-ion Cell
Input Voltage: 5.5V
Output Voltage: DC 5.0V±0.3V.
Output Current: 700mA max.
Charge Time: 5 hours
Cycle Life: At least 300 times
Dimensions: 100 x 62 x 10 mm (3.9 x 2.4 x .4 inches)
Weight: 3 oz (0.19 LB)

Popular video blogger, Justine Ezarik, gave a shoutout to JAVOedge’s iPhone 3G Back Covers. The verdict? The Cyber Pink Back Cover, the Signature Back Cover, and the Cork Back Cover get her tech stamp of approval. Check out Justine’s highlight of the review at iJustine : “I’m usually a little skeptical because a lot of cases are either too bulky, kinda heavy and/or ugly.They have a ton of different colors and styles but most importantly they are fairy thin and pretty light weight. Quite tasty!”

Adding on to its iPhone 3G accessories, JAVOedge is debuting its new collection, the Slim Shell Case collection. This lightweight yet sturdy Slim Shell Case is made out of PC (poly-carbonate) plastic making it extremely durable and molded exactly to match the curves on your device. It was built with the consumers in mind by providing something to protect the iPhone 3G while being light, form-fitting and nearly unnoticeable.This case also provides accessible openings to the screen, sync port, buttons, headphone jack, camera, etc. Colors include: Silver, Black, White, and Green. The JAVOedge Slim Shell Case retail for $14.95.

JAVOedge Cowon D2 Fiber Pattern (Left) and JAVOedge Cowon D2 Classic Leather Case (Right)

Happy New Year from JAVOedge, stay tuned as we debut new product accessories for the latest gadgets. For our latest products, say hello to JAVOedge’s new cases for the Cowon D2 and the Archos 5 and 7 line. We’ll be expecting these to arrive from our manufacturers by January 16, 2009.

JAVOedge’s Cowon D2 Fiber Pattern  and Classic Leather Cases are ideal, open-face carrying cases, combining function with style. Both come in quality soft materials that offer a snug, padded, protective fit for your Cowon D2 device. The case’s design features open accessibility to device features. It also includes a leash clip for easy attachment for your carrying needs. The Cowon D2 Classic Leather Case will retail for $19.95. The Cowon D2 Fiber Pattern Case will retail for $24.95.

JAVOedge Archos 5 and Archos 7 Leather Case 

Meantime, JAVOedge’s Archos 5 and Archos 7 Leather Case are ideal, slim carrying cases, combining function with style. The JAVOedge Leather Case comes in quality leather and ensures a snug, padded fit for your Archos 5 or Archos 7 device. The case’s design features open accessibility to device features and includes a foldable stand to prop the player in an upright position. JAVOedge Leather Case is enclosed with a magnetic button for easy, hassle-free access. Add stylish protection to your devicewith JAVOedge Archos 5, Archos 7 Leather Case. Retail price is valued at $37.95.

Courtesy of Gizmodo:

Hey, I just had some time to play with the Palm Pre, maybe the most important handset to be announced in two years, and here’s what it was like to use it. Updates coming.

The Palm Pre is a lot smaller than I initially thought it would be. A good size comparison would be an iPod classic with a big hard drive. In terms of thickness, it’s definitely not as thin as the iPhone, or even the bold, but it’s an acceptable size considering it’s a slider.

The Pre’s Web OS UI and and UX really looks great. After watching (and using) for 20 minutes, It rarely looked (or felt) unresponsive, choppy, or laggy and it’s clear a lot of thought was put into the design, especially with regard to how the phone would be used with fingers, as opposed to a stylus or d-pad.

The Card system is really a great way to keep your information in front of you and know what you’re working on. When you launch an app, you can drag it onto your phone desktop to create a new card, then when you’re finished with a card for a specific app, closing it is as simple as flicking the card upwards.

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