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kkqd1337 said:

i think those on the iPhone upgrade program should be getting a discount for their loyalty and likelihood of continuing to upgrade. Sure Apple know they don't need to. But they should throw their loyal customers bone FFS.

lordjohnwhorfin said:

pembroke said:

I know little about drones. If they lose proper operational control, do they emit some sort of warning noise in case they plummet to the ground?

No, the pilot does. Usually sounds like "oooooooh sh..."

Soli said:

Have these also been tested for the Series 3 Watch?

christopher126 said:

I have an Apple Watch charger from Apple (the white $80). Will that charge a iPhone X?

If it's Series 0 thru 2 then it won't as that's a different inductive charging standard, as I understand it. Series 3 Watch uses the Qi standard, but I'd be surprised if that works, even if just as a trickle charger because of what I assume is very low-power that the iPhone won't register (perhaps how you can't charge a USB-C Mac notebook with the USB ports in your car at this point).

I hope that's not the case and would love if I could just take my current Series 3 charger to charge a future iPhone, even if took all night to do so, but I'm guessing that's not the case. After the iPhone 8 and Series 3 Watch came out I was in an Apple Store which had a Qi charger—which I think they sell in the store—on their new purchase setup table on display for people to use/test. The Apple employee told me that it works for the iPhone 8 but it would not work for the Apple Watch.

I don't think it'll be too long, maybe a year, before we see devices that can regulate power to work different devices and Qi standards, but I think today that's going to be a common concern.