• One of the things you can do in order to reduce iPhone 4 battery drain is to turn off Push notifications. These will drain your battery considerably, so you’d better turn them off. It’s the same with push e-mail. If you don’t need it, then turn it off and thus save lots of battery life.
• Go to your iPhone 4 menu and select settings. You will save battery life by setting the display brightness to auto adjust. Keeping the screem dimmer won’t hurt anybody and it wil help you conserve the battery.
• If you are into those Cydia magical apps, then you should install only those apps that you are in need of and that are helpful. Give up those that are not that necessary and you will see a significant battery life improvement.
• It is very important to keep your iPhone 4 away from heat because the battery drains faster when it’s a high temperature. Try to keep your iDevice cool and its battery will work at its normal capacity.
• You can reduce your iPhone 4 battery drain with “Auto-lock”. This feature will automatically send your iPhone 4 to sleep and the sooner the device sleeps, the less battery is used.
• Make sure that when you’re not using your iPhone 4, the Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or GPS are turned off. It will save you lots of battery.
• Get an iPhone battery case and thus add some extra battery life to your device. Mophie Juice Pack and PowerSkin Case are battery cases that will not only improve the battery life of your iPhone 4 but they will also protect it. So, it’s worth a try.
• If you are an avid gamer, then turn off the vibration while playing. It will reduce the battery drain.

Follow these instructions and your iPhone 4 battery life will be significantly improved. With a little effort, you can maximize your battery life and thus enjoy your iPhone 4 on long term

According to concept-phones ”Gregory Pizzatto, the designer behind the Nokia BlackBerry concept has done it again! This time he created a Nokia tablet, one that comes with a 10 inch display and a 3D camera. The model is available with a black piano finish or a silver one”.

 As the sun just starts to set here on the West Coast, we’ve got a bit of news straight from the other side of the globe: Fujitsu and KDDI (Japan’s second largest wireless operator) have just confirmed that they will launch the world’s first phone running Windows Phone 7.5 (Mango) sometime in September.

Here’s what we know about the device: 

3.7″ LCD Display 

1 Ghz Qualcomm MSM8655 CPU 

Waterproof 

13.2 Megapixel Camera 

Will come in multiple colors. Bright yellow and pink versions of the handset have already been caught in leaks. 

32GB of internal memory