iPhone
By Joseph Baker on February 10, 2012
Tags: 2011 Key World Energy Statistics, Apple, energy tracking, International Energy Agency (IEA), iPad, iPhone
The International Energy Agency is making energy statistics available for iPhone and iPads. Formed in 1974 for nearly 40 years, the IEA has become known as one of the world's foremost authorities for energy statistics.
By Gaile Meeks on November 19, 2010
Tags: Yes, Advantage Electronic Product Development Inc, EnOcean, United States, cent, advantage, Apple MFi, electronic product development, energy efficiency, green technology, home heating, iPhone, renewable energy, electricity, electronic hardware, electronics, energy, oil, U.S. Department of Energy
We can all marvel at the speed with which the development of electronic hardware has escalated since its humble beginnings. That's a good thing.
The rate at which we are currently consuming energy, however is guaranteed to outpace the rate at which we are developing energy. That's a bad thing.
By Kevin Grandia on March 15, 2010
Two new products have hit the market that use the power of the sun to charge your iPhone.
First up is NovoTek's Solar Surge.
By Nathanael Baker on January 27, 2010
Tags: Apple, cleantech device, iBook, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Macintosh, mobile solar charger, patent application, solar cells, solar energy, solar power, Steve Jobs
While the media and consumers are clamouring about the Apple iPad and how quickly you can get your hands on one, it appears Mac may have a major cleantech announcement coming in the near future.
