Whoa!!! Just found this over at XDA!
I haven't tried this out yet, so try at your own risk...
I realize this should be in the Software section but, that doesn't get much traffic, especially from the newbs
Originally posted by:
GSLEON3
LINK:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=499514
Requirements: PPC2003, WM5, WM6 - WiFi connection (V0.55 also SP compatible now!)
Overview: This software uses revolutionary technique for converting wave signal to electric power, making battery chargers useless.
There are serious risks involved when using an application such as this. Make sure you follow the directions to the letter. This is for advanced users!
We are on the edge of a drastic change in energy providing. This revolutionary peace of software brings wireless technology to a new - unexplored - level. It simply uses airborne electromagnetic waves to produce energy, just like radio or microwaves, and transforms them to electric power. The induced power can be used to run your device and/or - if the signal strength is strong enough - even charge your batteries!
This software uses techniques already used in watches and medical instruments - the main reason why you may NOT use your phone in hospitals - but the power-by-waves technology has always been kept in obscure secrecy and possibilities denied by the developers. We are on the edge of a revolutionary change in energy providing. Today you can have a taste!
Smartphone.com VIP section's most promising software for 2009 award.
Ever wondered why laws are voted in different countries for lowering signal strength from wireless internet signals and GSM operators? Always believed that was for the good sake of health? Forget it! Electricity providing companies and petrol business is not at all pleased with this "power-by-wave" treats! No comment...
Update information:
v0.55 beta
- Smartphone compatible
- increased effect with wired earphone plugged in
V0.5 beta
- device may be "off" now, will still charge
- now also works on WM2003
v0.4 beta
- no need any more to be connected; presence of WiFi signal is enough
- can work in background now
v0.1 beta
- released for beta-testers
Coming Soon: shortwave (radio) signal conversion.
This is a private A.T. beta-testers release. Please don't leak to other forums.