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Apple’s MagSafe Battery Pack can now charge iPhones faster with a new firmware update

Apr 21, 2022, 13:20 IST
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Tech giant Apple has released a new firmware update that will allow MagSafe Battery Pack to recharge iPhones a little faster that before.
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Earlier when users plugged into a 20W charger, the MagSafe pack could transfer up to a 15W charge to an iPhone.

According to GSM Arena, the MagSafe Battery Pack will be capable of charging up to 7.5W while off the power grid.

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Previously, it only charged at up to 5W while portable.

The tech giant has updated all the details on its support page about how users can update their MagSafe Battery Pack.

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Now users can use their iPhone, iPad, or a Mac to update the Pack, according to the report that came out late on Wednesday.

The battery pack will automatically update while it is attached to the device -- though this could take up to a week.

Users can connect the MagSafe Battery Pack to an iPad or Mac and the update should take about 5 minutes.

Apple is also planning to unveil its first full-screen iPhone in 2024 and may house an under-display front camera with it, popular analyst Ming Chi Kuo has revealed on Twitter.

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