AppleInsider podcast talks wireless charging, 'iPhone 8' rumors, Apple Watch weather apps,...
This week on the AppleInsider podcast, Neil and Victor talk about the 'iPhone 8', weather apps for Apple Watch, wireless charging, and more.
iPhone 8 concept by iMore
AppleInsider editors Neil Hughes and Victor Marks talk about:
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iPhone 8 concept by iMore
AppleInsider editors Neil Hughes and Victor Marks talk about:
- Wireless charging on an 'iPhone 8'
- 'iPhone 8' could cost as much as $1,000 USD
- Patent describes Apple Watch data exchange via 'bump'
- Track the northeast blizzard with iOS & Apple Watch weather apps
- Apple hires head of Amazon's Fire TV
- Apple invents stretchable display
- Tim Cook tours Europe, talks Steve Jobs
- Neil's GoPro Hero5 and Karma Grip experience
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- Wireless charging and new glass casing will require heat compensation in Apple's 'iPhone X'
- Apple's 10th anniversary 'iPhone X' could cost more than $1,000 - report
- Future Apple Watch owners might exchange data with a handshake or fist bump
- Track today's blizzard with the best third-party weather apps for your iPhone or iPad
- Apple hires former head of Amazon's Fire TV unit to lead Apple TV operations
- Apple invents stretchable display backed by mesh-like elastomer
- Tim Cook talks Steve Jobs as inspiration, immigration executive order at University of Glasgow
- Neil's GoPro Hero5 footage on the Karma Grip gimbal
Feedback and comments are always appreciated. Please contact the AppleInsider podcast at [email protected] and follow us on Twitter @appleinsider, plus Facebook and Instagram.
Those interested in sponsoring the show can reach out to us at [email protected].
Comments
On another note, I have heard numerous complaints that it probably won't charge a device as quickly as plugging it in does. It really doesn't matter. If you have a charging transmitter at the office, at home and in the car, your phone (and AirPods and watch and iPad etc.) will always have a full charge. At this point charging time becomes less important as it will be charging even when you are using it. Imagine never having to take off your watch and it's always charged. This could even lead to smaller devices with smaller batteries. You wouldn't need as much on board power if you always charging.