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Charging Mobile through Laptop? Any Ill effects?
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Is it safe to charge a mobile through a laptop? Are there any ill effects? Can it cause any kind of harm to the laptop and/or mobile? On what factors does it depends?
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Is it safe to charge a mobile through a laptop? Are there any ill effects? Can it cause any kind of harm to the laptop and/or mobile? On what factors does it depends?
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Is it safe to charge a mobile through a laptop? Are there any ill effects? Can it cause any kind of harm to the laptop and/or mobile? On what factors does it depends?
mobile-phone charging
Is it safe to charge a mobile through a laptop? Are there any ill effects? Can it cause any kind of harm to the laptop and/or mobile? On what factors does it depends?
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In general there is no problem charging your mobile phone over the USB interface of your laptop.
Read: ExtremeTech: How USB charging works, or how to avoid blowing up your smartphone
I think a usual safety measure is to avoid placing things like passive USB hubs between the laptop and the mobile phone -- particularly, avoid connecting multiple devices on the same port with such techniques. These days I think even that is covered by the electronics in your laptop (the USB port survives such power pull).
answered Aug 12 '12 at 16:38
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I assume you mean through a USB port. There should be no damage.
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no it should be smooth like williys
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In general there is no problem charging your mobile phone over the USB interface of your laptop.
Read: ExtremeTech: How USB charging works, or how to avoid blowing up your smartphone
I think a usual safety measure is to avoid placing things like passive USB hubs between the laptop and the mobile phone -- particularly, avoid connecting multiple devices on the same port with such techniques. These days I think even that is covered by the electronics in your laptop (the USB port survives such power pull).
answered Aug 12 '12 at 16:38
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In general there is no problem charging your mobile phone over the USB interface of your laptop.
Read: ExtremeTech: How USB charging works, or how to avoid blowing up your smartphone
I think a usual safety measure is to avoid placing things like passive USB hubs between the laptop and the mobile phone -- particularly, avoid connecting multiple devices on the same port with such techniques. These days I think even that is covered by the electronics in your laptop (the USB port survives such power pull).
answered Aug 12 '12 at 16:38
niknik
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In general there is no problem charging your mobile phone over the USB interface of your laptop.
Read: ExtremeTech: How USB charging works, or how to avoid blowing up your smartphone
I think a usual safety measure is to avoid placing things like passive USB hubs between the laptop and the mobile phone -- particularly, avoid connecting multiple devices on the same port with such techniques. These days I think even that is covered by the electronics in your laptop (the USB port survives such power pull).
answered Aug 12 '12 at 16:38
niknik
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In general there is no problem charging your mobile phone over the USB interface of your laptop.
Read: ExtremeTech: How USB charging works, or how to avoid blowing up your smartphone
I think a usual safety measure is to avoid placing things like passive USB hubs between the laptop and the mobile phone -- particularly, avoid connecting multiple devices on the same port with such techniques. These days I think even that is covered by the electronics in your laptop (the USB port survives such power pull).
answered Aug 12 '12 at 16:38
niknik
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answered Aug 12 '12 at 16:38
niknik
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answered Aug 12 '12 at 16:38
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I assume you mean through a USB port. There should be no damage.
answered Aug 12 '12 at 16:25
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I assume you mean through a USB port. There should be no damage.
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I assume you mean through a USB port. There should be no damage.
answered Aug 12 '12 at 16:25
XavierjazzXavierjazz
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I assume you mean through a USB port. There should be no damage.
answered Aug 12 '12 at 16:25
XavierjazzXavierjazz
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answered Aug 12 '12 at 16:25
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no it should be smooth like williys
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no it should be smooth like williys
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no it should be smooth like williys
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