Dangerous. A Charged Cell Phone Battery could save your Life

Dec. 27, 2011 - PRLog -- Has your cell phone died when you needed it most? According to recent studies, over 83% of American adults own a cell phone (94% between adults ages 18-29), in fact, 40% admitted to using their cell phone in an emergency situation. The US Government’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recommends and responds to disasters with cell phone chargers, as one of the most important items to contact family and friends.

Not just for emergencies, cell phones do everything from checking e-mails to playing Angry Birds.  According to Nielsen reports, the average smartphone user is consuming 89% more data each month than a year ago. Cell phone battery technology has lagged other advancements, and charging a phone more than once a day has become the norm for many users.

43% of users are willing to give up Beer for a smartphone.
20% are willing to give up Cable TV for a smartphone.
36% are willing to give up chocolates for a smartphone.
20% used their smartphone while driving.
33% used their smartphone while watching TV.
39% used their smartphone while using the bathroom.

Low battery? No problem. ChargeAll is placing free universal cell phone charging stations in hotels, restaurants, bars and cafes around the country. “It works out for everyone,” says Inventor and Founder of ChargeAll, Jeffrey Maganis. “We’re dependent on our cell phone throughout the day, having the comfort of knowing free cell phone charging stations are located everywhere gives piece of mind. As a business owner, a customer walks in, buys a drink or food, charges their phone, and goes about their day. It’s a Win-Win situation for everybody.”

For more information visit http://BuyChargeAll.com for details.

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