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Sketchy Rumor Suggests iPhone 7 Will Feature Faster Charging Speeds

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Apple's iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus could feature improved charging speeds, according to information shared by Twitter user The Malignant, citing an unverified Chinese source.

Alongside an image of an iPhone 6s and iPhone 7 logic board comparison that does not seem to divulge any clear info to confirm the rumor, The Malignant says the iPhone 7 will feature "at least" five volt two amp charging.

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Apple's iPhone models currently ship with a 1A/5W charger, but are able to charge more quickly with a 2.1A/12W iPad adapter. With the rumored fast charging feature, charging speeds would presumably be even faster than using an iPad charging adapter with a current model iPhone.

Improved charging speed is not an iPhone 7 rumor that we've heard before, nor does it come from a reputable source, so this information should be viewed with some skepticism. Twitter user The Malignant appears to share a variety of rumors and information sourced from Chinese social networking sites, not all of which is reliable.

Apple is expected to introduce the iPhone 7 at an event rumors suggest will be held on Wednesday, September 7. More reliable rumors about the device suggest it will feature a slightly redesigned body with relocated antenna bands, camera improvements, a faster processor, and no headphone jack.

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farewelwilliams
132 months ago
a thinner battery will always be faster to charge to 100%.
Score: 22 Votes (Like | Disagree)
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chrismail627
132 months ago
How about a bigger battery instead? :p
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Rocket Man
132 months ago
Thank god they removed the headphone jack! Who else is looking forward to this new innovative feature?!
It will be called ':apple:Charge' and you will be charged accordingly.


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ghost187
132 months ago
Only if S7 Edge ran iOS... Can't believe I just said that.
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Col4bin
132 months ago
Oh wow. Fast charging.

If true, welcome to 2014 iPhone 7. :confused:
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konqerror
132 months ago
Mods: this is completely false. This myth has been tested, and tested repeatedly, and been busted everytime. Thats not how the circuitry is designed to work. It only draws in as much power as needed. No more.

Please stop spreading this misinformation.
You stop spreading misinformation. iPhone 6: http://imgur.com/a/KEr6E
Your post has been completely disproved.
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