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Wireless Chargers Use More Power Than Wired, But Is It Enough To Care About? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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Smartphones are getting better, and they've experienced quite the advancement in the past two decades since the launch of the first iPhone in 2007. One of the bigger advancements to these devices, but also often a controversial one, is wireless charging. As the name implies, there's no cable — the chargers themselves have a coil, the phone has a coil, and touching the two together allows for energy to be transferred without the need of a cable. In this case, that energy is used to charge the bat
What Is The Cheapest Car That Has Butterfly Doors? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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One rule of thumb for cars, specifically about their doors, goes like this — the more high-end, sporty, and extreme the car is, the more likely it is to have some type of crazy door arrangement. Lamborghini started the trend with the iconic scissor doors; the V12-powered Pagani Huayra and Utopia both have gullwing doors, and Koenigsegg quite literally invented a new type of crazy supercar door — the dihedral syncro-helix. Butterfly doors are one of the more common kinds, as seen on McLarens, but
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