Ontel Battery Daddy 80 Battery Organizer and Storage Case with Tester, 180 Piece

Battery Daddy is the ultimate battery storage system with its unique double-sided design that stores and organizes up to 180 batteries! With Battery Daddy, each battery is kept safe and secure in a customized slot. The clear locking lid allows you to see which batteries you have with ease. It fits in any cabinet, drawer or shelf. Best of all, Battery Daddy comes with a battery tester so you can quickly test the life of the batteries you have.

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• Battery Organizer: Just what you need! Get this compact and portable way to organize, store and protect a boatload of batteries! Clear locking lid lets you see everything at a glance and prevent any unwanted contact. Includes battery tester.
• Sleek and Compact Design: Battery Daddy uses both sides to store all types of different batteries. Holds 78 AAs, 64 AAAs, 8 9-Volts, 10 Cs, 12 Coin Cells and 8 Ds. Easily stores away in any drawer
• Find the Right Battery: Incorrect storage drains batteries. Stay organized and be prepared for power outages, new gifts, or any time you need to replace a dead battery. Built-in carrying handle lets you take it anywhere
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Windows Phone 8 to get mass storage and screenshot support

We are hearing reports of two often requested features on Windows Phone making their way in Windows Phone 8.

The first is mass storage mode. When Microsoft announced that they were adding support for microSD cards in Windows Phone 8, it was unclear whether they would go with the popular mass storage protocol or the media transfer protocol. Well, it seems they are going with the former, a decision that we applaud.

Next comes the ability to take screenshots. This has been a bugbear with Windows Phone right from the start where if you weren't a developer there was no way to take a screenshot on the device itself. Now we are hearing that Windows Phone will let you grab screenshots by pressing the Windows key and the camera key simultaneously.

Now there is nothing particularly new or exciting about these features. That is, until they are missing. Which is why we are glad to see that Microsoft has added them in Windows Phone 8.

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