It’s not all about introducing new products to the market. Sometimes, improving what’s already on sale for better use is more than just a part of giving support to the user. In addition, landscape announced that the MagSafe Battery Pack has been improved with dramatic improvements.
This accessory is a supplement that magnetically attaches to the back of the iPhone of the Cupertino company. And what is achieved by doing this is to be able to use the device for a longer time, because charges wirelessly -provided that the smartphone in question is compatible-. An excellent idea that is perfectly implemented and therefore of great benefit to users.
What’s new in this Apple accessory
thanks someone software update an improvement has been launched inside the device from the servers of the North American company, which allows to increase the speed of work offered by the product. All internal processes necessary to achieve this are optimized in such a way that there are no problems in their functioning, and this is very important.
The result is the power of wireless charging offered by Apple’s MagSafe Battery Pack. reaches 7.5W instead of the previous five (We’re talking about not always being connected to a plug, since in this case the possibility of reaching 20W is preserved as before). The end result of the optimization is a reduction in the time required to charge the iPhone battery, reaching almost 15% in a full process. A very interesting development, all that must be said.
how to upgrade
The truth is that once upon a time everything was really simple connect the battery to an iPhone, iPad or Mac computer, downloading information and subsequent installation will run automatically. In case you have a problem with this, you can access this Apple page where it is simply stated how to act in case something like this happens to you. An important detail: Everything is completed in about five minutes.
version the firmware in question is 2.7and you can check if the installation was successful by connecting the accessory to an iPhone, and it is possible to do so in the MagSafe battery pack section (in Terminal Settings) found in the About section in General Quick and visual check .
Source: Cincodias Elpais
