Together IPhone 12Apple has introduced a new MacSafe range of accessories that are mounted on the back of the smartphone, and according to a new report, the portable MaxSafe battery pack is functional.
Accordingly Bloomberg, Enrollment has been working for at least a year, and could have been started earlier if it had not been delayed due to “software issues”. One of these problems is the set of reports of overheating when not clear.
Another problem for “product-savvy people” who have spoken with Bloomberg is that the charging package works when users change the use of the phone case and do not use the phone case, and vice versa.
In fact, according to a Bloomberg report, Apple will completely eliminate the sub-idea as software issues are frequent. It could be another entrepreneur, the charging boy who has gone so far as to advertise Apple before deciding that this is a very important engineering challenge.
Battery head
Apple already makes MagSafe cases and traditional chargers, and has numerous MagSafe products from third-party subsidiaries. Apple also makes a non-MaxSafe battery case for the iPhone, but this new product only appears as a battery without a case.
Bloomberg’s sources point out that some models of the device have a white rubber exterior. This package will start charging using the magnets only on the back of the iPhone 12 model, and can prove to be a popular accessory for those who spend a lot of time traveling.
Over there They were whispering Based on the code found in the beta of iOS 14.5 from a small battery at the beginning of the month, we saw Patent issued Apple is busy exploring the possibilities of opening up Maxoff technology.
We’ll have to wait and see if this MagSafe battery pack reaches consumers, but don’t expect it anytime soon. Another tip from Bloomberg’s report: Apple is still exploring an idea Reverse charge (So, for example, charge airports on the back of the iPhone), but this is not yet a fact.
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