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Soli said:

justme12 said:

What is so difficult with plugging in an iPhone to charge? Wireless charging is NOT important, to me at least.

Such a weird argument to suggest that inductive charging may come to the iPhone because plugging it in is somehow "difficult." Were you also on the review of the Alpine's iLX-107 saying "What is so difficult with plugging in an iPhone for CarPlay? Wireless CarPlay is NOT important, to me at least."?

Huge difference between wireless and inductive. There’s not a whole lot of difference between plugging a phone in and laying it on a specific place on a table to charge. 

Lol!! “Wise Limits” who does their marketing? Also I’m guessing (yes purely a guess) that it still won’t touch iOS on the efficiency front.

bdkennedy1002 said:

Mike Wuerthele said:

tnsf said:

Apple will not reveal the models on separate dates, plain and simple. Not going to happen.

We here at AI are HIGHLY skeptical about the report. And, we're concerned that mainstream media will pick up and run with it, and lack context.

Then why write a story on it?

To go on the record with the proper context.

Consumer reports... eh... the same folks who ran the flawed tests on the new MacBook Pro. Major grain of salt. I’ve never used one of these machines, nor would I sully my fingers with one, but... consistency demands that I look askance at this after my reaction to the MBP battery thing. 

Yippee... I would be able to spread the terrible audio quality of the Echo throughout my home. Hold me back! /s