Review: USB Type C Charger By Choetech
- USB Type C Port: Offer the latest and the fastest charging speed (5V/3A max) for iPad Pro, HTC 10, Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, LG G5, Lumia 950, Lumia 950XL, Nokia N1, Asus Zen AiO, ASUS Zenpad S 8.0 and other 5V type-c supported device
- Dual HIgh-tech Smart Ports with Auto Detect Technology: It can intelligently identify your device and offer the fastest available current accordingly for the device
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So this charger works well. I was about to charger up my Note 4, camera, and my Tab A with no problems what so ever. I think it took about 30 minutes for all of them to be fully charged, plus being able to travel with it helps out a lot. Well built and doesn’t overheat, that is something I’m always looking out for. I believe you can find this item on Amazon for sale $19.99 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Charger-CHOETECH-3-Port-Detect-iPhone/dp/B01ACVEN2C.
The 3-in-One USB C Charger
One USB C charging port charges your latest device and two standard charging ports charge most Android phones and iPhones with iOS 5 or later at full speed as well as many other devices simultaneously.
Fast Charging
–USB C Port: 5V/3A max provides the latest and the fastest charging speed to your USB C supported devices.
–Dual USB Ports: with Smart Identification Technology (SI) provide the maximum available charging speed when identifying your devices automatically in each port.
LED Indicator Light
Blue light make you know your device is plugged in and charging.
USB Type-C Compatibility List (Partial List)
– 2016 New Apple iPad Pro with 9.7″ Retina Display
– Google Nexus 6P,Nexus 5X
– Microsoft Lumia 950,Lumia 950XL
– LG G5
– HTC 10
– Oneplus 2
– Meizu Pro 5
– ZUK Z1
– Xiaomi Mi4C
– LeTV One Max, LeTV One Pro
Specification:
Input: 100–240V (50-60Hz 0.7A)
Output:(Type C)5V 3A(Max)
Output:(USB) 5V 2.4A*2(Max)
Note: Requires a USB-C Charge Cable (sold separately).
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog.
Here’s an excerpt:
The concert hall at the Sydney Opera House holds 2,700 people. This blog was viewed about 13,000 times in 2014. If it were a concert at Sydney Opera House, it would take about 5 sold-out performances for that many people to see it.
Can PayPal Beat Apple, Google, Amazon And Icahn In The Wallet Wars?
So earlier I got this message from Derek Slater of Google Inc. To help fight against ECPA and what the NSA is doing with our information. I’ve been rather active in the fight against these type of bills that are trying to be pasted. Like SOPA, PIPA and CISPA. So please take sometime and read over everything here.
At midnight on Thursday, the “We the People” petition demanding that the government update the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) will close.
In order to ensure a response, we need to cross the threshold of 100,000 signatures.
That goal is within reach, but we’re not there yet. As I write this, we still have 23,274 signatures to go.
Take two minutes to sign the petition and tell the government that the stuff you store online deserves the same legal protections as the stuff you keep in your home.
Congress passed ECPA in the 1980s.
The way we use the Internet has changed immensely in the nearly 30 years since the passage of this law — but the law has not kept pace with this change.
If the “We the People” petition gets more than 100,000 signatures by midnight tomorrow night, the White House will be obligated to respond. Add your name now:
http://takeaction.withgoogle.com/white-house-petition
To sign the petition, you’ll create an account, click a link in the confirmation email, and then click once more to sign that petition. It’s just a few clicks to help protect the Fourth Amendment, but they’re clicks that will demand a response from the White House.
UPDATE:
At 3am this morning, the White House petition on ECPA reform hit 100,000 signatures.
The administration now has to respond. We won this round.
This is about restoring sanity to U.S. privacy law, which affects *everyone* in the world. There is no reason that our generations’ emails and texts don’t deserve the same privacy protection as the handwritten letters sent by our grandparents.
No government anywhere should be able to read our messages without probable cause and a warrant approved by a judge. And that’s just a *starting* point.
Thanks so much to all of you who signed. This one was close. I can say with confidence that we wouldn’t have hit 100k without the FFTF team hustling around the clock and our supporters (you!) sharing and spreading the word.
Of course, this is just the beginning. Next comes the White House response. Then movement in Congress. And oh yeah, there’s still that NSA thing. But one thing’s for sure — we’re closer than ever before to some deep and meaningful changes to U.S. privacy laws. As we head into a new year, we’ll need your support to tackle all of this and more.
Can you make a donation right now to support Fight for the Future’s work?
By Jason Bucky Roberts
So it’s 3am, just finished Highlander (greatest movie ever!) and I realized I haven’t written a “real”post in over two weeks. Plus it doesn’t help the interweb was out for a week. The living pay check to check is getting old. I mean I know things are hard for people now a days, jobs are hard to come by, specially in my area of Oregon. But I also look at what I have and feel some what blessed/lucky for what I have. I could be out on the streets with a cardboard sign asking for a hand out.
I have a roof over my head, my kids are healthy with full tummies and clean clothes. Also can’t forget the fat cat (who turned 8 this last month.) But that doesn’t stop me from wanting more, wanting to better myself/life. That brings me into the second week.
I did get the interweb back on and I also asked my girlfriend to move in with me! So we’ve been moving everything in this past week/weekend, I think we’re just about done. Yay! I’m hoping this marks a time for change for the both of us. I know it’s not easy going into a relationship with someone who has kids. Let alone move in with them haha. But things work, we’ve known each other for awhile now and things are just relaxed between us. Plus we work together to meet our goals! Wait what!? Who does that now a days? It’s also nice to see the kids happy 🙂 about everything.
I do have a lot of posts I’ve been planning and setting to the side. Just with everything going on, I haven’t had a moment to myself to sit down and write everything out. I know we have a tabletop night coming up. I hope so, rather over due for one (Care-bear! Make it happen! I know you’re reading this haha)
Off topic, I found this at the store the other day… I had a good laugh at this haha, someone not paying attention or was it just pure laziness?
But at any rate, things are on the up from what they were a year ago. I just hope they keep going that way. At times I feel bad, I’m not use to having someone wanting to help me. So use to doing everything myself, specially when it comes to the kids.
Thanks for reading, again sorry for a random little posts. I have more coming tomorrow and the rest of the week.
