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Freddie- gets his screen replaces anytime even a little knick or crack happens, which is often

Brian- very careful not to crack his screen, and rarely does, but always has a screen protector on just in case

John- no matter what his screen never breaks, no matter how many times he drops it, and because of this he is very careless with his phone

Freddie: his lock screen would be of his favorite picture of Mary (70s) or Jim (80s) and his home screen would be of his favorite picture of one of his cats

Brian: his lock screen would be a stereoscopic landscape picture he took his home screen would be of an animal he encountered

Roger- his lock screen would an action shot of him doing a performance and his home screen would be a silly selfie of him and whoever he was dating or married to at the time

Freddie: his camera roll would be nicely kept. With everything in it’s appropriate folders ie: cats (each one specifically), Jim, Mary, the band, etc. Everything on his camera roll would have a purpose, nothing low quality or blurry, and absolutely no meaningless screenshots

Brian: exclusively stereoscopic pictures. Of landscapes, people, animals, everything on his camera roll either is or will be edited to be in 3D

John: mostly pictures of things he adores like his friends and family. Many pictures of flowers and street art and animals he saw while walking around that he tought was pretty or cute

Wireless charging technology uses the principle of electromagnetic wave induction and related AC induction technology. It uses corresponding coils at the sending and receiving ends to send and receive induced AC signals for charging. The user only needs to place the charging device It can be charged on a "tablet". This charging method used to appear on watches and razors, but it was not possible to effectively charge large-capacity lithium-ion batteries.

A new type of wireless charger was originally invented by a British company. It looks like a plastic mouse pad. This "mouse pad" is equipped with a dense array of small coils that can generate a magnetic field and transmit energy to a dedicated receiver. The coil is an electronic device for charging. The receiving coil is made of a magnetic alloy wound with a wire. The size and shape are similar to those of chewing gum. It can be easily attached to the electronic device. You can charge your mobile phone by putting it on the pad and charge it at the same time. Charge multiple devices.

Items that use magnetism to record data. As an electronic charging product, the charger itself cannot avoid radiation, so it is inevitable that wireless chargers have radiation. However, the power of the current wireless charger is very small, the charging time is longer, and the radiation generated is also small, and it should not cause great harm to people. To avoid unnecessary waste and generate more electronic waste, China is implementing unified standardization of mobile phone charger ports. But for wireless charging technology, this will be the most popular. Not only mobile phones can be used, digital cameras, iPones, iPads, and laptops can also be shared with this charging device.

Australian Federal Court has Fined Apple $9 Million for Misleading Customers

The Australian federal court has hit Apple with a $9 million fine over claims it misled local shoppers returning faulty iPhones and iPads.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) found that Apple made false, misleading representation regarding the Australian consumer law.

The complaints come after iPhone, and iPad user downloaded the iOS update which left the devices useless…