CHY872

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   by CHY872 13y ago

   Well, the problem's just (obviously) that if you ever open up an iPhone (or I suspect any competing phone), every cubic millimetre of it is filled with things that do stuff. To add all the panels that bridge components, the connecting
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   by CHY872 13y ago

   Yeah this is probably just one of Google's projects where they try and make a device that totally uses the concept, realise that most of it's pretty bad and redo it with a device that uses it for the single part that worked. The c
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   by CHY872 13y ago

   No. USB 3.1 supports power delivery at 60w or 100W, easily enough for most laptops. Yes, they aren't used at the moment, but it's definitely presumptuous to suggest that laptops won't use USB any time soon when the technology
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   by CHY872 13y ago

   Well, he has good reason to be enraged. The bug is a horrendous one and on his operating system was due to the developers deliberately the operating system provided security protections. Meanwhile his slightly buggy one liner failed in such