Griffin's Survivor Power Bank Battery Will Outlast Your Precious iPhone

Griffin's new Survivor Power Bank is the company's toughest and most durable portable backup battery pack capable of charging both smartphones and tablets using its internal 10,050 mAh capacity, which can recharge devices such as the iPhone 6s Plus up to three times - while nearly fully charging much larger devices such as the iPad Pro back up to 95%. The Survivor Power Bank features a built-in LED emergency flashlight, and a resilient hard polycarbonate and rubber design that meets military standards for drop, impact, water and dust protection. While it only has a single USB charging port, the Survivor Power Bank is relatively affordable and unlike your smartphone, it's guaranteed by Griffin for life.

BrydgePro Might Be The Best iPad Pro Keyboard Accessory Yet

The BrydgePro keyboard turns the iPad Pro into a 13-inch Retina MacBook with its slim, all-aluminum construction and backlit keys. It weighs as much as the iPad Pro itself, but folds flat like a laptop using a patented flexible hinge, which offers 180 degrees of smooth screen tilting action. It wirelessly connects to the iPad Pro using Bluetooth 4.0 and has a 3-month rechargeable battery life. The BrydgePro will ship in April, but you can pre-order one today in silver, gold and Space Gray for $189.  

JBL Charges On With The Charge 3 Portable Wireless Speaker

JBL has just unveiled what should be one of the best portable wireless speakers of 2016. The Charge 3 has been given a updated look to coincide with JBL's other portable speaker offerings such as the Flip 3 and Xtreme models and no longer features metal and its design in favor of a more ruggedized rubber and fabric casing that's fully waterproof. The Charge 3 boasts up to 15 hours of battery life (an upgrade over the 12 of the Charge 2+) and promises a more powerful audio experience than its predecessor. Like the Flip 3 and Xtreme, the Charge 3 can also be wirelessly linked up with multiple JBL Connect-enabled speakers for an amplified listening experience while also enabling you to charge external devices using its internal battery power. The Charge 3 will be available this spring for $149.95. 

Apple's iPhone 6s & iPhone 6s Plus Are Waterproof

By now you probably learned everything there is to know about Apple's new flagship phones. But what you didn't know is that Apple has secretly waterproofed the new iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus just like it has done with the Apple Watch. As you can tell from this video below, not only are the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus water-resistant, but also fully waterproof and can last being submerged underwater for well over 30 minutes. And that only makes sense for Apple to protect their iPhone models against water damage from a business prospective since that will greatly help reduce the cost of AppleCare+ warranty claims from people accidentally ruining their devices from liquid damage, which is always a costly repair that often requires a full device replacement.

Now Apple never officially confirmed this nor has the company ever mentioned that the new iPhones are indeed water-resistant or waterproof. And although there have been many water tests clearly confirming that the new models can infact survive being put underwater, we still wouldn't recommend doing this yourself - unless you've got AppleCare+. We do know that if you use 3D Touch or if at any point the iPhone vibrates while it's under water, that could let water inside more easily and ultimately damage the phone.