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| [* black] The rear case is looking a little thin on components, but we still find a few pieces that invite inquiry. | |
| [* black] The flesh-colored Lightning connector looks like it has changed a lil' since the [guide|67384|iPhone 7|stepid=136496|new_window=true]. Without getting distracted by the desert camo, we notice a new form factor. Ingress protection, mayhaps? | |
| [* black] We dig through some black tape that covers some copper tape that covers some ~~black tape~~... wait a second... | |
| [* black] That ain't just black tape, it's the elusive Apple branded wireless charging coil! | |
| - | [* icon_note] This coil |
| + | [* icon_note] This coil uses an existing magnetic field to generate an alternating current. This alternating current in the coil is converted to direct current, and that is the magic juice that [https://powerbyproxi.com//wp-content/uploads/2013/08/how-wireless-charging-works-resonant.jpg|fuels the battery|new_window=true]. |