It's a little thicker than a regular cell phone but this prototype handset from Toshiba can last about 13 days on standby and then be recharged in seconds. It uses a direct methanol fuel cell, which produces electricity from a reaction between methanol, water and air. To recharge the battery, you simply squirt in more methanol.
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