Apple snags MagSafe patent for iOS devices

Aug 17th 2011
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Apple snags MagSafe patent for iOS devices

We’ve all tripped on power cords, sending laptops or other precious items tumbling to the bottom. With the introduction of the MagSafe connector, back in 2006, Apple fixed the issue for clumsy MacBook owners, but has since left plugged-in iPad users up a creek. Cupertino was awarded a patent yesterday to integrate the magnetic (trip-safe) cord into future iOS devices just like the iPad, potentially solving the dilemma for good. The Haus of Jobs also snagged patents for magnetic assembly and a “securing system,” whatever that implies.

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