When I look at the sky, I don’t see a sun. I see an opportunity — a chance at making solar power, and then harnessing that solar power to charge my phone. When a breeze brushes my face, I don’t think about how nice it feels. No, I think about how I can take that wind and turn it into energy for my cell phone. When I hear a babbling brook, I don’t appreciate the sound; I’m thinking about smartphone power, baby.
There are others who think like me. Like this guy, Thomas Kim, who made an iPhone charger out of a water wheel generator. There's also now a company called Enomad that believes nature is one glorious outlet. It just launched a Kickstarter campaign for its portable water generator, Estream, which creates power when its blades spin...
Nature exists to fill our human phone charging needs
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