What exactly makes this "desperate" rather than just a normal ploy?Apple's partners keep their mouths shut. HzO surely knows this. So this sounds like a desperate ploy to get attention from other manufacturers.
What exactly makes this "desperate" rather than just a normal ploy?Apple's partners keep their mouths shut. HzO surely knows this. So this sounds like a desperate ploy to get attention from other manufacturers.
Cool as this technology may be, there will most certainly be people who consider charging your electronic device in the bathtub is a safe thing to do...
Maybe something the tech companies should also take into account...
One concern might be problems during charging. Someone dips the phone in a tub and it works great. Then takes that still wet phone and connects it to their charger, which may or may not be protected as well. Now you have a short and fire/electrocution hazard? I honestly don't know and am asking.
Why would Apple (or anyone else) go with this now from HZO when so many other companies have been demonstrating it for years? IS HZO's tech somehow different?
One concern might be problems during charging. Someone dips the phone in a tub and it works great. Then takes that still wet phone and connects it to their charger, which may or may not be protected as well. Now you have a short and fire/electrocution hazard? I honestly don't know and am asking.
Can I get just enough to apply to the moisture detection strip of my iPhone?
What exactly makes this "desperate" rather than just a normal ploy?
This sounds like it will be a step above the current Droid Razr's water resistance.
What exactly makes this "desperate" rather than just a normal ploy?
Unfortunately, Apple would rather you just buy a new phone if you get yours wet
Why wait?
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Its already being done, I am going to send my wifes phone to try it out! Women who put phones in their back pocket, then us the bathroom, guess where the phone ends up?
Induction charging (as happens in my toothbrush right now) would protect against such shocks. But yeah, induction charging wouldn't protect when needing to transfer data via cable (the 30-pin dock and such).
This!
The nano coating out there for almost 4 years now, why would a company cut its revenue with this technology???
Sad but true...