Early mobile power gives most users the impression that it is big and heavy, while today's mobile power is very small, especially the shared ones. Those who have used them will feel very light.

Many users of laptops have a question, "Do laptops need to be plugged in all the time?" . This article revolves around this issue, to discuss my own views.

Apple's iPhone uses the proprietary Lightning connector instead of the industry-standard USB-C port. This article compares USB-C to Lightning. The European Union has drafted new rules requiring USB-C ports on all relevant devices such as smartphones, tablets, cameras, and laptops. Most modern Apple chargers use USB-C.

Charging our phones and laptops by connectors is something we do every day. No big deal, right? Take these familiar scenarios that may pose a danger. The reasons are as follows. We shows you the safety threats that you may encounter.

When it involves a few of the most usual wireless charging misconceptions, there still remain a variety of misconceptions regarding wireless charging modern technology-- especially the safety of wireless charging.