I ipguy New member Jul 12, 2012 2 0 0 Jul 25, 2012 #1 I've asked the question but before you reply, think for a moment. Why aren't we seeing a phone that uses conductive charging with * technology used to access USB storage ? Do we really need a USB port ?
I've asked the question but before you reply, think for a moment. Why aren't we seeing a phone that uses conductive charging with * technology used to access USB storage ? Do we really need a USB port ?
Kevin OQuinn AC Team Emeritus May 17, 2010 9,267 496 0 Jul 25, 2012 #2 Because there isn't a widespread conductive charging standard that all the manufacturers are ok with. And USB is still cheaper to manufacture and produce. It would also be pretty hard to use ADB without a hardline connection to your computer.
Because there isn't a widespread conductive charging standard that all the manufacturers are ok with. And USB is still cheaper to manufacture and produce. It would also be pretty hard to use ADB without a hardline connection to your computer.