Hydropower was used by farmers in ancient Greece to grind grain and today is used in iconic locations like Nevada with the Hoover Dam. But a start up in South Korea have revealed a hydropower device called the eStream, which converts running water into electricity, so you can charge your phone and other USB devices. The eStream is about the size of a water bottle with a turbine that rotates underwater and generates electricity that gets stored in a built in battery. This takes about 4.5 hours to charge fully. A full battery can charge up to 3 smart phones, cameras or other USB devices. Click here to see the eStream in action.