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galaxy s6 wireless charging


Samsung hinted on it's newest official blog post that the Galaxy S6 will feature a built-in wireless charging, actually the company hinted that its whole 2015 Galaxy line-up will feature wireless-charging.

 

"With our upcoming Galaxy smartphones, users will be able to enter a new wireless world like never before."  -  Samsung Tomorrow, Official Blog


Blessing us with a unibody phone, which will be a first for the Galaxy S line, Samsung has apparently decided to compensate for the sealed battery compartment with highly efficient inductive charging for the Galaxy S6. This might also have something to do with the famed rich accessory ecosystem that Samsung is reportedly prepping around its new flagship.

 

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The latest blog post from Samsung, which shines a spotlight on the wireless charging standards, history, and latest developments, is another hint in that direction, so we can't wait to see how the company has managed to embed wireless charging in a metal unibody.

 

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Samsung's latest television commercial for the Samsung Galaxy S6 is all about the wireless charging. Well, that is unless you're a fan of British singer Rita Oro, who saunters into the commercial carrying her brand new Galaxy S6. Obviously concerned by the dwindling amount of battery life on her spanking new handset, she plops it onto the wireless charging pad.

 

The small print at the bottom of the ad tells us that the average time to recharge from 0% to 100% wirelessly is 180 minutes, or 3 hours. Oro must have spent a few hours at the studio because the ad shows the battery progressively filling up with energy until it reaches 100% at the end of the ad. Watch the video Below!

 

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Techno launched Spark 6 Air and mini pod M1 single-ear wireless earbud in India. Both products belong to the entry-level device category and boast an impressive specification for the price. The Techno Spark 6 Air comes with a massive 6,000mAh battery and a 7-inch display. On the other hand, the Techno mini pod M1 can play 18-hours of music with a single charge and comes with IP4 water resistance. Both the spark 6 Air smartphone and Minipod M1 single-ear wireless earbud will be available on Amazon Prime day.


The Techno Spark 6 smartphone is available in single 2GB RAM and 32GB internal storage model for Rs. 7,999. You can purchase the phone in comet black or ocean blue colors. The Techno mini pod M1 is priced at Rs. 799 and available in white color with a multi-color silicone protective case. Both products will go on Sale online and offline from August 6.


The Techno Spark 6 Air comes with Android 10 and HIOS 6.2 on the top. It features a large 7-inch HD+ display with a 20.5:9 aspect ratio. The phone is powered by the MediaTek Helio processor. It comes with 2GB and 32GB expandable storage options that can be further extended up to 1Tthrough a dedicated card slot. The battery is 6,000mAh and enough to keep it alive the whole day even if you are a heavy user. The phone has a triple camera setup that includes a primary 13-megapixel camera sensor and a 2-megapixel depth sensor. The front camera houses an 8-megapixel sensor with an f/2.0 lens. For connectivity, it uses a Bluetooth 5.0. The phone has the environment noise cancellation feature that allows you to have a seamless voice quality during the call.


 

"Free" as a word has the ability to get consumer attention instantly. While retail stores usually adopt this sales technique to boost sales, manufacturers are also not behind. For innovative companies pioneering in a field in which others fear to tread, free as a tool can be used to gain and retain competitive advantage against others.


In 2015 Samsung's smartphone arsenal comprising of the Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 edge, Galaxy S6 edge+, and Galaxy Note 5 is gaining eminence for wireless charging capabilities. Samsung played a masterstroke by incorporating wireless charging in the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge earlier this year, but the Korean giant took the game to another level by making wireless charging faster in the Galaxy S6 edge+ and the Galaxy Note 5. This resulted in faster charging times and in turn it would compel customers to adapt wireless charging as a necessary part of their lives.


Right now the only competitor to wireless charging is the USB Type-C technology which is available in flagship phones like Onplus 2, Nexus 6p. One problem with this new technology is the replacement cost, when USB Type-C cable gets damaged. If this gets accepted as a mainstream accessory, wireless charging will be left for the "early adopter". But, we consider that wireless charging is a better technology, as it saves the phone battery from mild electric shock whenever it is plugged in and thereby elongating the battery life.


In order to drive adoption and make wireless charging the de-facto technology of charging phones, Samsung can give away wireless charger as a necessary accessory in the high-end smartphones scheduled for release in the future.

 



Just when you thought more interesting leaks would not surface about the Samsung Galaxy S7, the folks at Samsung Indonesia thought better of it and released a commercial for the S7 with the tag-line, "the Next Galaxy."



Waterproofing


The Indonesian flavor is shown early with popular Indonesian archer, Dellie Threesyadinda, cleverly using the curved shape of the Samsung S7 to complete her training. Undeterred by the heavy rainfall, the latest model definitely has some waterproofing as standard.


Wireless Charging


The video also gives a starring role to a wireless charging pad which confirms that the Galaxy S7 will enjoy wireless charging abilities like the Galaxy S6 did before it.


The video quotes "privacy at its finest" and also cites the new improved camera abilities by saying "bring light to the night." This is an important point because photography in low-light conditions has always been a sticking point with the lenses used on many Samsung handsets.


The Galaxy S7 will make its official appearance at a media event on Sunday, February 21. Handsets are still expected to hit the stores officially on March 11th.



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If you ever doubted Samsung's seriousness in going with wireless charging support for its flagship family, think again! The company has introduced the SE370 monitor that comes with built-in wireless charger. Available in 23.6-inches and 27-inches, all a user needs to charge his/her mobile device is to place it on the charging area of the monitor stand. Samsung says the monitor supports Qi wireless charging standard.

 

If picture quality is what matters you the most in addition to the wireless charging support, the monitor uses a Plane-to-Line-Switching (PLS) panel that gives a 178-degree viewing angle along with a brightness of up to 300 cd/m2.

 

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Moreover, the SE370 supports Full HD 1920×1080 resolution, AMD's FreeSync technology for lesser screen tearing while gaming with an AMD graphics card and comes with other features like Eco Saving Plus, Magic Upscale, Magic Bright, Eye Saver Mode and lots more.

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If the latest rumor is to be believed, then the Galaxy Note 8 will come with wireless headphones right in the box. Does it mean that it won't sport the 3.5mm headphone jack? Actually, it doesn't really mean that at all! All renders that we have seen so far show the headphone jack clearly so there's no reason to think so yet. However, that leads us to the question then why is Samsung making this move? Is it a way to show some love towards loyal Note customers who are still willing to put their money down for a Galaxy Note 8 even after the infamous disaster with the Note7? Probably, but there's more to this move than just that.


Apparently, the earphones will come equipped with Samsung's own voice assistant, Bixby. If the rumor/report does turn out to be true, then it would make sense as to why Samsung would be bundling in a pair of high quality wireless headphones with the Galaxy Note 8, even after retaining the headphone jack. What do you think? Is there any truth to this or is it just wishful thinking?


Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)


samsung earbuds

 

Over the past couple of years, the wireless earbuds have grown from a luxury into a necessity. There is no shortage of the company's manufacturing earbuds but recently there has been some trend towards the Samsung Galaxy Buds, and now they have released the second generation.


So should you buy the Galaxy Buds Plus? The biggest advantage of using the earbuds is the way they work with Android. Although pretty much all kinds of earbuds work okay with Android in one way or another, even you can connect Apple's AirPods. However, a lot of them lack these lack extra features on the platform. With the Samsung Galaxy Buds plus, there are many extra features available, especially if you own a Samsung phone.

 

On a Samsung smartphone, just pair the earbuds with the phone and you will be greeted with a pop-up that displays the battery status of each bud and the case too. It is exactly how Apple works with AirPods. However, this isn't available to all phones. If you own a Google Pixel 4, you need to download an extra app. Once the app is installed, you will have control over the buds plus to customize taps and the like. But you won't get any pop-up with battery information. This has to be checked within the app only.


Samsung has included a USB-C port on the back of the charging case and a Qi wireless chagrining receiver inside the case. The earbuds have pretty good battery life and can last up to 11 hours by Samsung's rating. I don't think that anyone would use the earbuds for that long but even if you use it aa for 4,5 hours, the battery hardly gets any drainage.


There are a few different sound profiles in the Samsung app but if you settled down Dynamic, this sounds pretty normal. The Normal setting although won't get you the best result. Another big plus here is the Spotify integration that enables you to assign a long-press on either bud to a Spotify shortcut. This shortcut initiates Spotify on your connected phone to play either your most recent track or your daily mix playlists.

 

Now, to talk about the cons or not so good features of the earbuds. The buds plus case isn't huge but still unflattering and thick and the default sound profile isn't so good. Samsung has used two microphones to make call audio to sound better and isolate your voice but you may not find the quality of the mics quite impressive.


Google Smart OnHub 2

 

Moving from media devices, tablets and Smartphones. Google decided to release its first SmartRouter. It's called OnHub and it's built in partnership with TP-Link. As of the design, it looks amazing, nothing like your average router.

 

Google OnHub is an AC1900 router, boasting a total of 13 built-in antennas: 6 for the 2.4 GHz band, 6 for 5 GHz, and another one that's used for continuously monitoring your environment for wireless congestions. In conjunction with this antenna's scans, the software automatically switches wireless channels when necessary.

 

OnHub

 

Aside from the 802.11ac support, you get legacy a/b/g/n too, but this router also has Bluetooth, and support for Weave and 802.15.4, so it's as future-proof as possible. On the hardware side, we're looking at a Qualcomm / Atheros chipset solution, with an IPQ8064 1.4 GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 8MB of NOR flash, 4GB of eMMC flash, and a QCA8337 Gigabit Ethernet switch.

 

The OnHub is available to order today from the Google Store as well as many other retailers. It costs $199.99 and is offered in blue and black. According to Amazon, it will be released on August 31st. Google itself only says it will be shipping "in the upcoming weeks".

 

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Wireless charging is a ground breaking technology that lets you charge your devices without mingling with cables or faulty USB ports. Simply put your phone on a wireless charging surface and all will be taken care of. That comes with a negative element - while charging you can not use your phone.


Si-Ware Systems and Ossia have come up with a new system called Cota which can be used to charge compatible phones within a 30 foot radius. While devices can consume a maximum of 6 watts for charging, this system is capable of transferring 10 watts power. This is nowhere near the Quick Charge 2.0, but it does a pretty decent job considering all the factors. Thanks to the radio frequency technology - the device charging won't be affected negatively in case of minor obstructions.


This technology doesn't only apply to smartphone and wearable devices. Things like wireless keyboards can also be charged via this system without plugging in anything. The device will be charged till the time you are near the charger.


Although the effect of constantly charging the devices for 12 hours in day is yet to be found out, we all can agree that this is indeed a great step forward.

 

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uBeam

 

Wireless charging is the Holy Grail of mobiles. Currently it exists but requires a super close connection. A new discovery from start-up company uBeam will allow for wireless charging at along-range, meaning you can walk around the room with your phone while it charges over the air. uBeam uses ultrasound to transmit electricity. Power is turned into the sound waves to be transmitted and then converted back to power on reaching the device.

 

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The uBeam concept was stumbled upon by 25-year-old astrobiology graduate Meredith Perry. She started the company that will make it possible to charge gadgets over the air using a 5mm thick plate. These transmitters can be attached to walls, or made into decorative art, to beam power to smartphones and laptops for example. The gadgets just need a thin receiver to be added in order to receive the charge.

 

uBeam will mean gadgets can be designed differently, with slimmer batteries and more room for the charging plate. It will also mean cables can be removed almost entirely from the home. Imagine the kitchen with kettle, toaster and radio all powered wirelessly.

 

uBeam creator, Meredith Perry, said: "This is the only wireless power system that allows you to be on your phone and moving around a room freely while your device is charging. It allows for a Wi-Fi-like experience of charging; with everything else you have to be in close range of a transmitter."

 

 

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Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter

 

Today Microsoft has officially unveiled its Wireless Display Adapter, which will serve as its competitor for Google's very successful Chromecast dongle.

 

The Wireless Display Adapter uses Miracast technology, so any Miracast-enabled device can send stuff to it. The adapter itself comes with two plugs: one goes into an HDMI port on your TV, monitor, or projector, and the other one is a normal USB plug which is used for powering the dongle.

 

Microsoft Wireless Display adapter

 

On most TVs, you should be able to simply use a spare USB port for this purpose. The setup is very similar to what's needed to run a Chromecast, in fact. Microsoft's offering boasts improved compatibility, however, since it automatically works with any Miracast-enabled device out there, so you're not limited to certain apps that support its streaming protocol.

 

Wireless display adapter

 

There is one downside to Microsoft's dongle when compared to the Chromecast price. The Wireless Display Adapter is now available for pre-order in the US and Canada, via Microsoft's online store. In the US, it's priced at $59.95. It will be released on October,31st.

 

 

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Wireless charging is pretty awesome but Unfortunately, it is slow and already starting to lag behind the latest wired charging speeds. Freescale wants to help bring things back closer to parity with new hardware that could allow you to wirelessly charge devices up to 3x faster.

 

The basic idea behind the speed increase is the same as with newer USB chargers, which can feed a higher voltage to your device, pushing about 14 watts of power instead of the traditional 5 watts. Freescale has developed new hardware that can push 15 watts of power wirelessly. The downside is that right now, it requires new hardware in both your smartphone and charging pad. So, you can't just get this going.

 

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It should be noted that the Qi standard does actually support up to 120 watt charging, if the hardware can handle it. Freescale says that it will have chips and reference designs ready for Q1 2015. so, it seems likely that we'll be seeing fast wireless charging hardware sooner rather than later.

 

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SanDisk Connect Wireless Stick

 

SanDisk has launched a newer version of the SanDisk Connect Wireless Stick. The device connects to your computer like a regular flash drive so you can transfer data to it. It then becomes a wireless drive that you can connect to from a smartphone or a tablet and access the saved data within.

 

The SanDisk Connect lets you connect up to three devices at a time to it and can maintain a stream for up to 4.5 hours on a single charge. All you need to do is install the SanDisk Connect app on your phone or tablet to access the files saved on the drive.

 

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The SanDisk Connect Wireless Stick is available in 16/32/64/128GB capacities, with prices ranging from $29.99 to $99.99 and is available at Amazon, BestBuy, and SanDisk website.

 

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Modular is a company created by audiophiles and music lovers who decided to come together in their inaugural entrepreneurial venture and launch a new and revolutionary range of headphones that are not only surprisingly affordable, but also boast of high audio quality. The Mod-1 Bluetooth headset is the flagship product of the company and it's meant for long daily use both indoors and outdoors. So the question is, does it live up to the expectations set so far by Modular or does it fail to impress? Let's find out in our review of the Modular Mod-1 wireless Bluetooth headset.


In the Box



Modular sends in a neatly packed box that contains an auxiliary cable, a USB cable for charging the headphone, a quick start manual and of course, the headphones themselves. Depending on the color that you chose, the headphones will either come in rose gold, gunmetal or black. It doesn't contain a whole lot but the included auxiliary cable is a nice little touch that users will appreciate.


Features


When it comes to features, Modular has packed the Mod-1 to the gills with them. To know what we are talking about here, take a look at the following list of the headphone's feature set.


• Compatibility with all devices running on iOS or Android
• Compatible with ANY Bluetooth enabled device out there
• Adjustable headband with modular earpads that can be easily changed or replaced
• 3.5mm audio jack is retained for wired connections to your computer or smartphone
• Usability even while being charged
• On-headphone buttons for controlling the volume, playing, pausing, skipping and making calls
• In-built FM radio transmitter
• Included mic for taking and making calls
• Noise reduction
• Can read and play music from microSD cards
• Lightweight
• 400mAh battery makes sure that it runs all day on a single charge



Specs


While the features of the Mod-1 do sound quite impressive, let's now take a look under the hood to see what kind of hardware it's packing and if it's really as impressive as the features say it is.


• Input: 5V DC 500mA and Output: 3W×2 RMS
• Speaker: 4Ω, 3W, ⌀40mm
• Frequency Response: 27Hz-20kHz
• Signal to Noise Ratio: ≤70dB
• Total Harmonic Distortion: ≤0.3%
• Battery: 400mAh
• Charging Time: ≤2 Hours for full charge
• Maximum Power Consumption: 500mA


As it turns out, the Mod-1 does pack the hardware to deliver the quality features that it promises, so that's a big bonus!


After using it for some time, we have come to the conclusion that the Mod-1 wireless Bluetooth headset by Modular is an excellent pair of headphones in almost every possible way. Aside from packing in more features that nearly every other headset in the price range, it also produces surprisingly crisp sound for the price you pay for these. Add all that to the fact that you can basically wear these around for hours due to the lightweight and the dependable battery life, and it becomes very hard not to recommend the Modular Mod-1 to anybody who is looking to buy a pair of quality Bluetooth headsets without breaking the bank.


Sony WF-1000XM3 Earbuds

 

Wireless earbuds have taken over the market over the years.

You can choose from hundreds of wireless earbuds and enjoy the freedom that they offer. I personally believe that wireless earbuds became popular because they have no wires.

Without wires running between your phone and headphones, you're free to do whatever you want and go wherever you want while listening to your favorite music.

Wireless earbuds are handy for everyday life and commuting. They're also perfect for sporty people who want to listen to their favorite songs while training.

Nowadays, wireless earbuds have true wireless designs. This means that they don't come with a cable or neckband connecting them together. They look like earplugs.

Other advantages of truly wireless earbuds include noise-canceling tech, carry cases and touch controls. The carry cases can be used as portable chargers.

What I like most about true wireless earbuds, is that some of them have a built-in heart rate monitor. If you're a fan of true wireless earbuds and want to buy a pair, you're in the right place.

Selecting the right pair can be overwhelming with so many products on the market but I'm here to help. After hours of research, I have found the 3 best true wireless earbuds for android phones.

Without any further ado, let's jump into my product reviews and buying guide.

Sony WF-1000XM3 Earbuds-2

 

If you're looking for the best active noise-canceling earbuds, look no further than Sony WF-1000XM3.

Their battery life is estimated at 6 hours (ANC on) and 8 hours (NC off). However, what I like most about this product is the elegant, stylish design. 

They're the perfect combination of impressive noise cancellation and great audio quality. If you want a rich, deep bass and tonal balance, this pair is perfect for you.

You also have the option to play with the built-in EQ and make your own sound profile or pick from nine various presets as well as set up the ambient sound levels.

Sony earbuds weigh 0.3 ounces and have a Bluetooth range of 30 feet. They also deliver digital assistant support.

Pros:

  • Stellar audio performance

 

  • Impressive noise cancellation

 

  • Lots of personalization through the companion app

 

  • Super long range with no cuts or stutter

 

  • Sharp-looking, elegant design

 

  • Perfect for videos

 

  • Long battery life

 

Cons:

  • Poor call quality
  • Loose-fitting tips
  • Touch controls need improvement

Samsung Galaxy Earbuds

Samsung Galaxy Earbuds

 

The Samsung Galaxy earbuds represent the first truly wireless earbuds with wireless charging.

All you need is a Samsung S10 phone and you can charge your earbuds whenever you want. They have a great sound and come with a sweatproof, lightweight casing.

The battery life of these earbuds is estimated at 6 hours. They have a sleek, elegant design, a Bluetooth range of 33 feet, and digital assistant support. The Samsung earbuds fit perfectly.

They stay in place all day and have great noise cancellation. Also, you don't have to worry about quality because they deliver high-quality sound from both the microphones and earbuds.

A recent update delivers other impressive features such as hands-free access to the Bixby assistant and the option to tweak equalizer controls with your voice.

If you want top-quality, elegant and popular earbuds for your android unit, the Samsung Galaxy earbuds may be the perfect choice for you.

Pros:

  • Long battery life
  • Quality sound from both microphones and earbuds
  • Fit great and stay intact all-day

  • Great noise cancellation
  • Sweatproof casing

Cons:

  • Sometimes, the earbuds don't recognize being tapped
  • Not a lot of customization on tapping the earbuds for other features
  • Not the greatest call quality

Master & Dynamic MW07 Plus

Master & Dynamic MW07 Plus

If you're in the mood to spend money on professional earbuds with excellent performance, consider the Master & Dynamic MWO7 Plus.

They're splurge-worthy wireless earbuds that weigh 0.6 ounces. However, what I like most about them is their battery life. It is estimated at 10 hours and 40 hours with a charging case.

Their Bluetooth range is 98 feet and people love them not only because of their performance but design as well. The stainless steel and acetate give these earbuds a stylish, elegant look.

Punchy lows and crisp highs combined result in a perfectly-balanced soundstage. The noise cancellation is also impressive. It minimizes ambient noises during commutes.

As I already mentioned, these earbuds cost a lot. However, they bring great value for money. Let's check some of their main pros and cons before you make your purchase.

Pros:

  • Rich bass depth
  • Secure, comfortable fit
  • Impressive audio performance
  • Eye-catching, elegant appearance
  • Long battery life (10 hours per charge)
  • IPX5 water resistance

Cons: 

  • Expensive
  • No AAC Bluetooth codec support, just SBC/AptX
  • ANC needs improvement

Wireless and True Wireless Earbuds: What is the Difference?

Wireless earbuds have been present on the market for a while now.

They're not physically connected to your device. However, they do have a wire connecting the earbuds. True wireless earbuds, on the other hand, have no wire whatsoever.

While wireless earbuds allow you to wear headphones a couple of feet away from your mobile unit, true wireless earbuds cuts provide complete freedom.

How to Choose the Best True Wireless Earbuds for Android Phones?

Selecting the right true wireless earbuds can be hard with so many products on the market.

They come in different sizes, shapes and comfort can differ greatly from one product to another. Also, it varies on the size of your ears.

However, there are universal factors you need to consider when choosing the best true wireless earbuds for android phones, including:

  • Battery life

  • Smart features

  • Microphone quality

  • Noise cancellation

  • Sound quality
  • Comfort

Final Thoughts

True wireless earbuds became very popular over the years. Nowadays, they make the perfect choice for people who prefer complete freedom over wired earbuds.

They're also perfect for sporty people. However, picking the right earbuds for you can be a daunting task with so many products available for purchase.

Hopefully, my reviews of the 3 best true wireless earbuds for android phones can help you make a smart choice. Select the product that meets your needs and fits your budget.



The US Patent and Trademark Office have recently released information that indicates wireless charging might be on queue for the Apple iPhone 8. However, considering the fact that the patent was filed in towards the end of last year, it is a bit surprising that it did not make its way to the iPhone 7 this year like many had hoped it would.


If the wireless charging had made its way to the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus as expected, Apple would not be receiving so much hate for disabling the ability to listen to your headphones while putting your phone on charge. Theoretically, you can still do that with the help of the "AirPods" introduced by Apple or just a dock, as suggested by Phil Schiler. However, shelling out an additional $159 for the AirPods after spending a premium amount to buy the smartphone itself may not appeal to everyone to be honest.


Let us hope that we see more innovation from Apple in 2017 as this year will mark the tenth anniversary of the iPhone. Also, it makes one ask the question; did Apple purposefully leave the wireless charging out of the equation to introduce it to the "ifans" on the iconic smartphone's 10th birthday? If so, we are not impressed.


Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)



Rumors have had it since last year that the next iPhone will come equipped with wireless charging capabilities, but it seems like Apple is going to take it a step further. Honestly, Apple has not exactly been a pioneer when it comes to features in their smartphones for quite a while now. That being said, they do put a new twist to every tech they implement and that is why Apple products usually stand out from the crowd.


One might wonder, what is so "cutting edge" about wireless charging? It's something that we have seen being implemented in plenty of Android smartphones in the past. Apparently, the answer to that question is distance. The new wireless charging technology will allegedly make it possible to charge your iPhone 7 from a significantly longer distance than it is possible now in any phone that supports wireless charging. If the reports are correct, development of this technology is ongoing as Apple continues to work on it in collaboration with their Asian associates.


Reports were neither very clear nor very specific because they do not tell us how this new tech would actually work as wireless/inductive charging as we know it, requires the phone to be placed on the charging pad. In fact, they even indicate that there is a possibility that the iPhone 7 may not have this piece of technology.


The good news is that we do have one established fact that supports the rumors. In 2012, an application for patenting something related to Near-Field Magnetic Resonance (NFMR) was submitted by Apple and it involves charging devices from about a meter away. If anything, we at least know that the technology is in development for quite a few years, which makes it all the more likely to be implemented in the upcoming iPhone 7.


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For a change, we are not talking about any rumors today but we are most definitely talking about a leak and trust me when I say that it's a big one. This one doesn't come from any external Chinese sources or reliable leaksters, but straight from mouth of the Horse itself.

 

While speaking to the media at the Annual Shareholder's Meeting, Robert Hwang spoke the following words, "Assembly process for the previous generations of [iPhones] have not changed much, though new features like waterproof and wireless charging now require some different testing." As Hwang is the CEO of the company (Wiston) which assembles the iPhones for Apple, this pretty much confirms two things; waterproofing and wireless charging is definitely coming to the iPhone 8.

 

This accidental leak by Hwang is the second one in recent history as Allen Horng, the CEO of Catcher Technology had let one slip about Apple shifting to a new type of glass chassis with the iPhone 8, back in 2016. Let's hope we get a few more before the actual phone is released a few months later.


Saikat Kar (tech-enthusiast)


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The xFyro xS2 is a pair of Bluetooth 5.0 earbuds that promises to deliver a lot of premium features like 300-hours battery life (standby), waterproofing, comfy but tight fit and of course, high quality HD sound. If you are interested in the xFyro xS2, going through the various features of the earbuds in details should provide a better idea regarding what to expect and that's why we have taken a look and prepared this overview for you.


Important Specifications


Those that know precisely what they are looking for will appreciate the following spec highlights.


·        Dimensions: 6.25"L x 1"W x .75"H

·        CVC 6.0 Noise cancellation

·        0% to 100% charging time: 2 hours

·        Use/standby time: 5 Hours/ 300 Hours

·        850mAh Power Bank and dual-port charging tube With USB and micro USB

·        Built-in microphone

·        10m Bluetooth range

·        IP67 Certified dust and water resistance


Now that the important specs have been listed, it's time to take a closer look at them and see how well each of these have actually been implemented in the xFyro xS2 Wireless earbuds.


IP67 Certification


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While the term "waterproof" isn't exactly accurate, the xFyro xS2 does have a proper IP67 certification, which means the pair can stay submerged in water as deep as 3.3 feet, for up to 30 minutes at a stretch, as well as being dustproof. The IP67 certification makes the xFyro xS2 a perfect pair of outdoor headphones that you can use in the pool, or while trekking through rainy weather and dusty roads.


Bluetooth Range


The 10 meter or 33 feet range claimed by the company is dependable, but you have to keep in mind that in order to fully utilize this distance, the sources (yes, it supports multiple connections at once) and the headsets need to remain uncovered and unobstructed. While that is somewhat difficult as there are always walls and other obstructions, even the compromised range still remains good enough for regular needs.


Battery Life and Included Powerbank


A 5-hour usable battery life is roughly what has come to be expected from most modern wireless headsets and thankfully, the xFyro xS2 delivers on that front. The standby time is particularly impressive at 300 hours though! Just in case you do run out of charge, plug it into the case, which is also a 850mAh powerbank and it will charge the headset from 0 - 100% in hardly two hours.


Sound Quality


The main reason why anyone buys headsets is of course, the sound quality and we are happy to say that you won't be disappointed here. This is not one of those bass-heavy headsets that sacrifice clarity and quality in favor of thumping booms. Instead, the xFyro xS2 wireless earbuds takes care to deliver the highs, mids and lows with equal clarity. Make no mistake though, it can still get very loud when you need it to be, which is amplified by the excellent CVC 6.0 Noise cancellation, making the wireless earbuds useful even in loud, noisy areas, especially while taking calls with the built-in microphone.


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All of this, combined with the premium aluminum build, makes the xFyro xS2 wireless earbuds an excellent proposition. It could easily replace your Apple AirPods or just about any other Bluetooth headset in the price range. If you are looking to get one, there's actually no reason to not buy it at just $125!


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If you're still thinking about whether to take the wireless earbuds to a gym or not, let it be your insight into the subject today. Yes, take them for sure. And here's why. Listening to music adds to mood elevation and boosted performance, according to the National Center for Biotechnology Information. However, it's not always easy to find the best wireless earbuds for workout in the pool of hundreds represented on the market. 

  1. When surveying the models, you need to take into consideration the fit options, water-resistance, battery life, and, of course, sound quality. Based on these criteria, we've picked 5 pairs of best truly wireless earbuds for working out that work with any budget. 

Jabra Elite Active 65t Earbuds

We would agree with multiple reviews stating that this pair is the best Bluetooth earbuds for workouts. By workouts, we mean you can use them when doing exercises, lifting weights, boxing or running on a treadmill. They deliver an excellent audio quality that might be personalized via the Jabra Sound+ app. The build is durable and protected with the IP56 dust and water-resistance rating. The Active 65t are super tiny and come only with the ear-tips, which is enough for a snug fit. The pair is easy-to-use, with onboard basic controls. You can summon the digital assistants with them as well. As for the battery life, it's about 5 hours on a single charge and an extra 10 hours from the portable case. The quick charging is just another strong point of this pair. Thus, a 15-minute charge provides an additional hour and a half of juice.  

TREBLAB xFIT

These are the best workout earbuds under $100. For truly wireless earbuds, they even have a pretty decent sound reproduction with boosted bass. They operate via the latest Bluetooth 5.0, which means stable connectivity and an instant pairing. Speaking of comfort, they are IPX6 waterproof, feature easy-to-use button controls and come with custom ear-tips. The icing on a cake is the battery life. Its single charge is 5 hours. But the case is so compact and, thus, super portable so that together the pair can last for up to 30 hours. You can also summon digital assistants as well. Actually, the brand has the whole lineup of workout earbuds wireless for working out. Check other earbuds for workout, if necessary. 

JLab JBuds Air Icon

The reason why these might be called the best workout Bluetooth earbuds is pretty simple - they are super durable and meantime affordable. So, the pair is IP55 certified, which means it withstands well dust and sweat. It features a dual connection system for seamless connectivity within the 10-meter range and the AAC codec for the great audio reproduction (that can be customized via EQ3, by the way), especially from iPhones (Apple uses AAC for its devices). The package comprises signature Crush Fin ear-tips that prevent the buds from falling out. The battery lasts for up to 6 hours. Herewith, the charging case provides an extra 18 hours of playtime. 

Jaybird Vista

If you're after that type of wireless earbuds for workouts with an over-clip design, then this pair is for you. Besides, they come with 3 sets of ear gels that together definitely provide a tight hold. Also, they are super compact and meantime rugged and durable. The headset features the IPX7 water-resistance rating that allows a full immersion. The battery life is about 6 hours and 10 more from the case. The Vista work via the latest Bluetooth 5.0 and the controls are very intuitive to use. Users can also customize the audio reproduction via EQ control provided by the Jaybird iOS or Android app. 

Bose SoundSport Free

These might be placed amongst the best sounding workout earbuds, according to many athletes. They stand out in the crowd for powerful bass. In general, they do a great job when reproducing a well-balanced sound, good enough at highs and mids. As for the fit, Bose worked out the StayHear+ ear tips precisely for intense workouts. The battery lasts for about 5 hours and you can also squeeze out an additional 10 hours from the case. Athletes love the pair for being super handy to use thanks to a multi-function button. They are IPX4 rated, which means they can tolerate light jets of water but not immersion. 

Why aren't AirPods included?

We excluded the traditional AirPods because athletes can find absolutely decent wireless earbuds like AirPods with a lower price-tag. Besides, some don't like the stems that protrude from the ears, while others reject them due to a mediocre sound. In a nutshell, it is always possible to find the best pair without breaking the bank account and compromising on the quality. 


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