The Finnish company Nokia mobile developer has announced the launch of a mobile charger very particular is a bicycle magazine. It is a fact that the use of bicycles as a mode of urban transport has been increased considerably, especially in several northern European capitals, as no doubt this new product from Nokia could be very useful for those who aim at transport healthy and environmentally friendly.
This kit includes a dynamo on the front wheel and a bracket that attaches to the handlebar to place the phone is aimed at low-end phones from Nokia, such as the Nokia 1202. According to the company itself has said this system is capable of charging a battery of 860 mAh in just twenty minutes traveling at a speed of 10 km / h.
The new kit for the moment, is only compatible with some Nokia phones and it has only 2 mm connector, which typically use the low-end Nokia phones. Even if you have another hard link this system to charge batteries layers of modern smartphones have a much higher consumption and use batteries over 1200 mAh. 
This kit includes a dynamo on the front wheel and a bracket that attaches to the handlebar to place the phone is aimed at low-end phones from Nokia, such as the Nokia 1202. According to the company itself has said this system is capable of charging a battery of 860 mAh in just twenty minutes traveling at a speed of 10 km / h.
The new kit for the moment, is only compatible with some Nokia phones and it has only 2 mm connector, which typically use the low-end Nokia phones. Even if you have another hard link this system to charge batteries layers of modern smartphones have a much higher consumption and use batteries over 1200 mAh.
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