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Rechargeable Battery Compatible with Latest Apple Devices With Up to 260 Hours of Extra Operational Time<br><br>SANTA CLARA, Calif., Oct. 1, 2013 /PRNewswire/ Jackery, a provider of premium rechargeable battery products for mobile devices, announced today the launch of the Jackery Giant+, an enhanced version of the company's most powerful product that features up to 260 hours of extra operational time. The new Jackery Giant+ is a higher capacity version of the Jackery Giant, which offers up to 220 hours of charging time for electronic devices. The Jackery Giant+ is able to charge a wide variety of devices including smartphones (including iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C), MP3 players, game consoles, and tablets.<br><br>Despite its considerable power, the Jackery Giant+ still weighs only 10.4 ounces and measures only 4.3 x 3.1 x .08 inches, making it easily portable. Armed with its 12000 mAh charging capacity, the Jackery Giant+ can quickly charge two smartphones, tablets, and other devices simultaneously through its dual USB connections. An advanced power lock technology allows the battery to retain its charge for up to six months in a standby mode.<br><br>"Our company philosophy is to always be innovating and improving our industry leading products to ensure we offer maximum performance and value to our customers," said York Yu, CEO of Jackery. "The original Jackery Giant was the most powerful rechargeable battery in the world. With the Giant+ we can provide our most demanding userswith up to 40 more hours of time to use a variety of devices compared to the original Giant. Its power capacity is remarkable and is a testament to the skill of our engineering team that can pack in so much power in a small package."<br><br>In addition to iOS and Android devices, Jackery's products are also compatible with Windows phones, various smartphone and tablet platforms, multiple gaming devices,juicy couture ipad mini case, and MP3 players. Jackery Giant+ joins the Jackery Giant, Jackery Bar and Jackery Mini products. The company offers a lineup of four products, the Jackery Giant+, Jackery Giant, Jackery Bar, and Jackery Mini, which all offer considerable charging time and small form factors for owners of the most popular smartphones, tablet devices, MP3 players and gaming devices. | Rechargeable Battery Compatible with Latest Apple Devices With Up to 260 Hours of Extra Operational Time<br><br>SANTA CLARA, Calif., Oct. 1, 2013 /PRNewswire/ Jackery, a provider of premium rechargeable battery products for mobile devices, announced today the launch of the Jackery Giant+, an enhanced version of the company's most powerful product that features up to 260 hours of extra operational time. The new Jackery Giant+ is a higher capacity version of the Jackery Giant, which offers up to 220 hours of charging time for electronic devices. The Jackery Giant+ is able to charge a wide variety of devices including smartphones (including iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C), MP3 players, game consoles, and tablets.<br><br>Despite its considerable power, the Jackery Giant+ still weighs only 10.4 ounces and measures only 4.3 x 3.1 x .08 inches, making it easily portable. Armed with its 12000 mAh charging capacity, the Jackery Giant+ can quickly charge two smartphones, tablets, and other devices simultaneously through its dual USB connections. An advanced power lock technology allows the battery to retain its charge for up to six months in a standby mode.<br><br>"Our company philosophy is to always be innovating and improving our industry leading products to ensure we offer maximum performance and value to our customers," said York Yu, CEO of Jackery. "The original Jackery Giant was the most powerful rechargeable battery in the world. With the Giant+ we can provide our most demanding userswith up to 40 more hours of time to use a variety of devices compared to the original Giant. Its power capacity is remarkable and is a testament to the skill of our engineering team that can pack in so much power in a small package."<br><br>In addition to iOS and Android devices, Jackery's products are also compatible with Windows phones, various smartphone and tablet platforms, multiple gaming devices,juicy couture ipad mini case, and MP3 players. Jackery Giant+ joins the Jackery Giant, Jackery Bar and Jackery Mini products. The company offers a lineup of four products, the Jackery Giant+, Jackery Giant, Jackery Bar, and Jackery Mini, which all offer considerable charging time and small form factors for owners of the most popular smartphones, tablet devices, MP3 players and gaming devices. | ||
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| + | Jury orders Samsung to pay Apple 290<br><br>SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) A Silicon Valley jury added $290 million more to the damages Samsung Electronics owes Apple for copying vital iPhone and iPad features, bringing the total amount the South Korean technology titan is on the hook for to $930 million.The previous jury awarded Apple $1.05 billion. District Judge Lucy Koh reduced the damages to $640 million after ruling that jury miscalculated the amount owed on 13 devices and ordered a new trial.Apple had asked for $380 million, arguing Samsung's copying cost it a significant amount of sales. Samsung countered that it owed only $52 million because the features at issue weren't the reasons most consumers chose to buy Samsung's devices instead of Apple's.Samsung said it would appeal both verdicts."For Apple,michael kors iphone 5 case, this case has always been about more than patents and money," Apple spokeswoman Kristin Huguet said. "While it's impossible to put a price tag on those values, we are grateful to the jury for showing Samsung that copying has a cost."A third trial is scheduled for March to consider Apple's claims that Samsung's newest devices such as the popular Galaxy S III on the market also copied Apple's technology.Apple and Samsung are the world's two biggest smartphone makers. The bitter rivals have been waging a global battle for supremacy of the $300 billion worldwide market. The size of the award didn't faze Wall Street or harm or help either company's financial fortunes in any significant way.Samsung reported it had $47 billion in cash at the end of September and racked up $247.5 billion in revenue last year. Apple has $147 billion of cash on hand and took in $170.9 billion in revenue last year."We understood that the money wasn't really an issue," said juror Barry Goldman Hall. "This was about the integrity of the patent process."Goldman Hall, 60, of San Jose was one of two men and six women on the jury, which was tasked only with determining damages.Apple has argued in courts, government tribunals and regulatory agencies around the world that Samsung's Android based phones copy vital iPhone features. Samsung is fighting back with its own complaints that some key Apple patents are invalid and Apple has copied Samsung's technology.Samsung lawyer William Price argued Apple is misconstruing the breadth of its patents to include such things as basic rectangle shape of most smartphones."Apple doesn't own beautiful and sexy," Price told the San Jose jury.Apple attorney William Lee told the jury that Samsung used Apple's technology to lift it from an also ran in the smartphone market three years ago to the world's biggest seller of them today."Apple can never get back to where it should have been in 2010," Lee told the jury Tuesday at the conclusion of the weeklong trial.The fight in San Jose is particularly contentious. The courtroom is a 15 minute drive from Apple's Cupertino headquarters, and several prospective jurors were dismissed because of their ties to the company.The three jurors who discussed the verdict outside court Thursday said Apple's proximity made no difference in their deliberations."Although Apple is down the street, it's a global company just like Samsung," jury forewoman Colleen Allen said. "I have a Samsung television and refrigerator and an Apple computer. I like both companies."Allen, 36, of Aromas, is an emergency room nurse who served nearly eight years in the Navy, including a posting in Afghanistan."If we didn't award Apple much, we're saying it's OK to infringe patents," Allen said.The South Korea based Samsung has twice sought to stop the trial, accusing Apple on Tuesday of unfairly trying to inflame patriotic passions by urging jurors to help protect American companies from overseas competitors. The judge denied Samsung's request for a mistrial, but did reread an instruction ordering jurors to put aside their dislikes and biases in deciding the case. | ||
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