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[+Brando212]

xendrome, on 05 December 2012 - 17:53, said:

A couple of Steve Jobs quotes for you

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R.I.P Steve Jobs, but your legacy still lives on

yeah that's all well and good, but the problem is Apple is trying to make that a one way deal where they're the only ones allowed to do that

[I am Reid]

tsupersonic, on 05 December 2012 - 17:50, said:

Nokia Lumia 920...

That's only if the charging stand has a magnet in it, if it doesn't then no, they still haven't done it right.

[calimike]

Isn't Nokia own patent?

[The_Decryptor]

techbeck, on 04 December 2012 - 01:27, said:

Hope these kind of actions from Apple wakes up the US court systems eyes a little. Apple is buying/patenting every little thing they can to use late against competitors. Imagine the patent licensing fees the competition will have to make to Apple.
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And that's wrong because? Nearly every company does it (Including Samsung, HTC, Google and Microsoft)

From the way some people act, it's as if they think Apple is the only company that ever patents anything.

[HawkMan]

I am Reid, on 06 December 2012 - 04:57, said:

That's only if the charging stand has a magnet in it, if it doesn't then no, they still haven't done it right.

What do you mean, it's regular standardized(Qi) induction charging. it's done about as right as it can be.

[I am Reid]

HawkMan, on 06 December 2012 - 08:19, said:

What do you mean, it's regular standardized(Qi) induction charging. it's done about as right as it can be.

i don't know whats hard to understand about that, if the stand doesn't have a magnet in it to help hold the phone then no, they didn't do it right.

[brianshapiro]

Scorbing, on 03 December 2012 - 17:00, said:

Next they'll come out and say they invented the light bulb.

They'll patent the question mark. And accuse chestnuts of being lazy.

[HawkMan]

I am Reid, on 06 December 2012 - 17:49, said:

i don't know whats hard to understand about that, if the stand doesn't have a magnet in it to help hold the phone then no, they didn't do it right.

why ? you leave the one on the pillow or hard charger, why would I want a magnet there. I want to leave my phone on the charge pad, and then just grab the phone and leave without the pad sticking to the phone as I grab it and falling off the table. besides it's a Qi standard charger, so it has to support all devices that uses Qi.

[*RedBull*]

I can't believe I read this entire thread. It's like going to a movie with bad acting, no plot, and no ending.