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KGI reports Apple iPhone 8 will not switch to USB - C, internal upgrades will support fast charging over Lightning

KGI reports Apple iPhone 8 will not switch to USB - C, internal upgrades will support fast charging over Lightning on 9to5Mac

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BMW and Nissan, two of the top EV manufacturers, have again joined forces — this time with EVgo, the nation's largest public DC Fast charging network — to increase public access to DC Fast charging stations across the US, with an additional 174 locations in 33 states now available to all EV owners in those markets, and over 50 more planned to be installed in 2017, supported by the partnership.

However, the Leaf still has a slight edge over the Fit, as Nissan has thrown its full support behind «CHΛdeMO» DC quick - charging, meaning the Leaf's battery pack can achieve an 80 percent charge in 30 minutes The Fit EV does not support DC fast charging, and it doesn't look like that is going to change any time soon.

The battery can easily last over a day on Full charge and with the fast charging support, you can quickly charge it as well.

But one feature got little to no mention at Apple's keynote and was mostly glossed over in media coverage: all three of Apple's new devices support fast charging.

Supporting 5A fast charging, SuperCharge technology enables a 50 percent improvement over the previous generation — 10 minutes of charge provides enough power to watch two full movies.

It does support fast - charging, and takes a little over one and a half hours to get to full charge.

We also now know the watches support Wifi, faster charging (a claim of 50 percent battery in just over 30 minutes) and IP67 water resistance.

Neither phone is a multi-day workhorse, but with support for both Samsung's Adaptive Fast Charging, and (unfortunately) Qualcomm's older Quick Charge 2.0 standard, in addition to fast wireless charging over both Qi or PMA, battery life is notably improved over the Galaxy S7 serFast Charging, and (unfortunately) Qualcomm's older Quick Charge 2.0 standard, in addition to fast wireless charging over both Qi or PMA, battery life is notably improved over the Galaxy S7Charging, and (unfortunately) Qualcomm's older Quick Charge 2.0 standard, in addition to fast wireless charging over both Qi or PMA, battery life is notably improved over the Galaxy S7 serfast wireless charging over both Qi or PMA, battery life is notably improved over the Galaxy S7charging over both Qi or PMA, battery life is notably improved over the Galaxy S7 series.

Like its predecessor, the Note8 includes IP68 water and dust resistance and fast wireless charging, as well as obligatory Gear VR support, but unfortunately it also carries over the terrible rear design of the S8.

Fast charging isn't supported on the Galaxy On7 Prime, and a full top - up from below 10 percent battery takes a little over two hours.

The E3 Power as mentioned houses a 3500 mAh battery — fast charging is supported, on a full charge the handset should easily last for over a day with moderate mixed usage.

+ Strong performance in all benchmarks + Stays cool during gaming and also benchmarks + Fast charging is supported + Fingerprint sensor is fast, but will require a press to wake up the device first + ZenUI 3.0 is intuitive and has seen a lot of upgrades over time, with a promising future of even more enhancements later + Great camera performance; easy - to - use camera with a lot of advanced features + Audio output is customizable, even for the loudspeaker and Bluetooth devices + AptX support promises better audio quality with supported devices + DTS Headphone: X will offer a better experience watching movies, simulating surround audio through stereo headsets + Support for both Google Daydream VR and Tango AR standFast charging is supported + Fingerprint sensor is fast, but will require a press to wake up the device first + ZenUI 3.0 is intuitive and has seen a lot of upgrades over time, with a promising future of even more enhancements later + Great camera performance; easy - to - use camera with a lot of advanced features + Audio output is customizable, even for the loudspeaker and Bluetooth devices + AptX support promises better audio quality with supported devices + DTS Headphone: X will offer a better experience watching movies, simulating surround audio through stereo headsets + Support for both Google Daydream VR and Tango AR standfast, but will require a press to wake up the device first + ZenUI 3.0 is intuitive and has seen a lot of upgrades over time, with a promising future of even more enhancements later + Great camera performance; easy - to - use camera with a lot of advanced features + Audio output is customizable, even for the loudspeaker and Bluetooth devices + AptX support promises better audio quality with supported devices + DTS Headphone: X will offer a better experience watching movies, simulating surround audio through stereo headsets + Support for both Google Daydream VR and Tango AR stsupport promises better audio quality with supported devices + DTS Headphone: X will offer a better experience watching movies, simulating surround audio through stereo headsets + Support for both Google Daydream VR and Tango AR stSupport for both Google Daydream VR and Tango AR standards

There's a 3300mAh battery at the heart of the Zenfone 4 and Asus is promising that you'll get over a day of use from it, while also supporting BoostMaster fast charging that will see your phone charged in just over an hour.

The battery can easily last over a day on Full charge and with the fast charging support, you can quickly charge it as well.

For normal users it will last for over a day, moderate users one day and for heavy users it will hardly last for a day, however fast charging is supported so you can get the handset charged real quick.

The phone also supports proprietary fast charging, and we were able to charge it to full in a little over an hour.