Report: Apple MagSafe battery pack charges faster

My favorite kind to many on software updates is software that unlocks its own features, and the Apple MagSafe battery pack is the latest surprise – you’ll be able to charge your iPhone wirelessly 7.5W or from 5W, originals, updated firmwares 2.7 (via 9to5Mac).

You can wait for an over-the-air update, or connect a Lightning to USB cable hard to a post-connected Mac or iPad, and then you’re out of the races, they say.

And please to maintain the speed of the battery.

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How to use the MagSafe battery

The MagSafe Battery Pack on iPhone is built fast.

Charging MagSafe Battery Pack

Before using the MagSafe Battery Pack for the first time, I started entirely with a 20W Lightning to USB cable or a larger power adapter.

Attach one end of the Lightning to USB cable to the Lightning connector on the MagSafe Battery Pack.

Feed the tip to the cable, to the cable from the 20W power, and then convert the power to other power. The status light on the MagSafe battery case is on for 8 seconds.

When the MagSafe battery pack is charging, the status light may blink. If it flashes green, then the battery pack is fully charged. If it blinks amber, then the paper needs more time to charge.