Sentences with phrase «phone than electricity»

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Despite a rapidly developing economy in Kenya, widespread use of cell phones, and the home to one of the most successful mobile payment systems in the world, more than three quarters of Kenyans don't have regular access to electricity.

The improvement in living standards also reflects the provision of more than three million state houses and greatly enhanced access to mobile phones, electricity, water and sanitation services.

When I come back from a 2 - day hike or an overnight kayaking trip with no phone and no electricity, I often feel like I have been gone for much longer than just the weekend.

And that's great for keeping our gadgets charged, but considering that our daily personal power needs are much higher than just that of our gizmos, and that if the electricity goes out, we have no way to keep essential appliances running, so while we'll be able to have a fully charged phone, we'll also have our own little global warming event in our freezer.

Small solar panels collect more than enough energy to generate electricity to charge their phones and batteries, which in turns power the cabin's LED lights.

That doesn't sound like a lot and it's certainly less than some other phones running the same CPU stress test, but remember that this is a pretty powerful CPU and that requires more electricity.