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I am afraid Apple is more likely to remove wired charging altogether than to introduce USB in iPhone, this may be enough to game the law which explicitly says o
by qwerty456127 4y ago
I am afraid Apple is more likely to remove wired charging altogether than to introduce USB in iPhone, this may be enough to game the law which explicitly says only "devices which support wired charging" have to comply. I just hope the EU lawyers will notice "wireless" MagSafe only replaces the connection interface (which should be USB-C) while still using a wire.
- kmlx 4y agowhat exactly is the problem with wireless charging?
- old_hat 4y agoOn average it takes about double the power to charge the device. Coils aren't always properly aligned, and it's not as efficient in the first place. If we adopt this tech en masse, we'll need to build some more power plants. https://debugger.medium.com/wireless-charging-is-a-disaster-waiting-to-happen-48afdde70ed9 https://debugger.medium.com/wireless-charging-is-a-disaster-...
- kmlx 4y agointeresting, thank you.
- anony999 4y agoIf only AirPower wouldn't have been a such failure.