[citation][nom]nordlead[/nom]just to add, this would be great for headsets, cell phones, and other devices that need to be charged much more frequently.[/citation]
Unfortunately, headsets and cell phones have basically nothing in common with a bluetooth keyboard and this advancement is barely relevant to them at all. The bluetooth components of such devices will use less power, but the devices themselves require much, MUCH more power than a keyboard.
Basically all a keyboard has to do is send and receive data over the bluetooth radio. Your cell has to power its processor, GPU, display, cellular radios, GPS, flash memory, touch input digitizer, etc.. The bluetooth component of power usage might be 1% of overall power use in a modern phone, if that much.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but this isn't going to do anything for your cell phone or headset.