Turing Phone to Offer Secure Communications in Liquidmetal Body
Seriously?
"and a magnetic charger that negates the need for ports."
I had to read this twice to make sure I wasn't mistaken.
Wireless induction charging and no ports? The worst form of charging today's Li/Po batteries and then no way to even adapt to a backup charging apparatus in case the battery dies?
I think not. Yet, there will be people that will just purchase it for looks, because an expensive, nice looking, inoperative device is better than a slightly less attractive, functional one.
John B.
I had to read this twice to make sure I wasn't mistaken.
Wireless induction charging and no ports? The worst form of charging today's Li/Po batteries and then no way to even adapt to a backup charging apparatus in case the battery dies?
I think not. Yet, there will be people that will just purchase it for looks, because an expensive, nice looking, inoperative device is better than a slightly less attractive, functional one.
John B.
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The magnetic charger i believe is the connector to the device (like a mag-port on a Mac) and not the wireless charging. Some other phones have had it and causes less problems than having the microUSB port always being pushed in and pulled out.
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