I love big devices so if this premium one is the only one with
wireless charging I will gladly take it.
On 2/27/17, Sieghard Weitzel wrote:
> Hi Alan,
>
> If Apple goes the way of wireless charging they may charge a premium for the
> first year if they add it only to a high-end
Hi Alan,
If Apple goes the way of wireless charging they may charge a premium for the
first year if they add it only to a high-end iPhone. However, once it comes to
all the phones the price should be the same just as over time the higher
capacity phones always cost the same as a few years
I have a Samsung S7, and although I wouldn't buy a phone just for the
wireless charging feature, I do find it convenient. I also assume the S7
runs about the same as your latest iPhones.
On 27/02/17 00:01, Alan Lemly wrote:
Hi Sieghard,
Actually, I have an iPhone 7 and also the Belkin
Hi Sieghard,
Actually, I have an iPhone 7 and also the Belkin adapter that lets me listen
with my wired earpods and charge at the same time. I have found that I don't do
this quite as often as I used to but keeping up with the adapter and using it
as needed isn't a problem for me. And I'd be
Hi Alan,
You forget that the iPhone 7/7 Plus and most likely all iPhones going forward
don't have a 3.5mm headphone jack. This means that if you want to use a wired
headset you need to use the Lightning port hence you can't charge while using a
headset or vice versa. Yes, I know you can spend
Mark,
Thanks for the info. I guess I'm more old school because finding access to an
outlet or USB port to charge my iPhone really doesn't seem to be that big of a
deal. And if I'm on the move, carrying a small external battery power source
isn't much of a hassle either. But I've no doubt that
Hello Everyone,
Here is the text from a very interesting cNet article that I thought you may
find interesting.
The URL to the original article is located as the end of the piece.
Enjoy,
Mark
A World Free of Charging Cables? It's All Up To Apple
By Roger Cheng/CNET
The Samsung Galaxy S7