Abstract: A charger and adapter interface assembly compatible with any nonremovable rechargeable battery of a mobile telephone comprises a charger element having a male connecting member of standard size and shape and an adapter interface having a female cavity on a first side to removably receive the male connecting member to make the adapter interface electrically in contact with the charger element and on a second side the adapter interface has a second male connecting member uniquely compatible with a recess on a wall of a mobile telephone so the battery is in electrical contact with the adapter interface. The recess is unique for a particular model of mobile telephone. The adapter interface is light enough and compact so the adapter interface stays attached to the mobile telephone regardless of the orientation of the telephone and does not interface with a user holding and speaking on the mobile telephone.

Abstract: A container assembly having a generally cylindrical container for warming beverages includes a flexible closed bottom, a lower compartment and a water compartment. A generally U-shaped cup that holds beverage and has a cover has an upper portion that fits snugly with an upper perimeter of the container and a lowest portion that extends below the surface of the water. Extending from the bottom upward is a lower compartment for a salt compound covered by a pierceable foil partition. Perpendicular to the bottom is an annular central divider with a sufficiently sharp upper edge for piercing the partition when pressure is applied to the flexible bottom. The salt stored between the annular central divider and the lower compartment outer wall dissolves in the water upon shaking. The exothermic reaction warms the beverage to ideal temperature because of the proportion of water and salt set for each kind of beverage.

Abstract: A container assembly having a generally cylindrical container for warming beverages includes a flexible closed bottom, a lower compartment and a water compartment. A generally U-shaped cup that holds beverage and has a cover has an upper portion that fits snugly with an upper perimeter of the container and a lowest portion that extends below the surface of the water. Extending from the bottom upward is a lower compartment for a salt compound covered by a pierceable foil partition. Perpendicular to the bottom is an annular central divider with a sufficiently sharp upper edge for piercing the partition when pressure is applied to the flexible bottom. The salt stored between the annular central divider and the lower compartment outer wall dissolves in the water upon shaking. The exothermic reaction warms the beverage to ideal temperature because of the proportion of water and salt set for each kind of beverage.