This idea that a smartphone has to come strapped with all that is technology’s days are numbered, this because the associated costs versus benefited, is totally adverse.
The new OnePlus 2 not brings NFC and wireless charging for, according to the manufacturer, it is useless since people do not use. After walking many people to pay for what does lack!
Sensors, sensors and more sensors !!!
There are brands that use the amount as flag. A smartphone provides a screen resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels and 401ppp density video recording at 4K, brings a Octa-Core 64-bit, GPS, LTE network, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, gyroscope, accelerometer , barometer, compass, the front and rear illumination sensor, fingerprint identification sensor, heart reading sensor, SpO2, proximity sensor, wireless charging and many other technologies that the space is not enough to identify them. It pays well!
But it is a wrong idea, at least in the words of the manufacturer of one of the most popular smartphone, out of so-called “great.”
In fact, this concept of first mature technologies, then create a need in man and then put them on smartphones, makes school many years ago another great brand and always It was criticized for making this management. Yes, Apple does this and now, after all others follow him treading!
NFC? Why, nobody uses!
In the presentation of the new OnePlus 2, many users noted the lack of any technologies that were taken for granted, from now on.
The reason is easy to understand and those responsible justified thus:”. we heard many users of the One version of OnePlus and most did not use the NFC “Thus, according to the experience of using most users, it was useless to have NFC and was removed.
But what about Android Pay and exchange of music, photos and use the devices only with the approach of the phone?
Few. Those who use are residual number and the brand “did the math” and found it to be useful, at least for now! This is an important turning point, both in concept, as when it comes to saving on production costs.
But the lack of NFC will be critical to the business of OnePlus?
OnePlus 2 does not support fast charging or wireless
Here’s another problem: but then the industry was moving towards charging can be done as soon as possible and, as Now, wireless?
Well, stand up is, but who carries the basis of wireless uploads ? Who invests in other bases instead of connecting the smartphone to the traditional wall socket or even the USB port of your computer?
The OnePlus 2 does not support fast charging technology from Qualcomm or any other type of technology for the effect. Also does not provide support for shipments induction, nothing is useless, nobody uses it, says the manufacturer.
But is not equipped with a USB port Type C? Come, but remember, we will not be confused with USB 3.1 because the OnePlus 2 is a USB2.0 device. So it was not feasible fast loading, we speculate!
This is because the technology Qualcomm Quick Charge need consistent power controllers, which are physical electronic structures. But the power controllers must be compatible with certain USB specifications, and is not obvious that the current drivers work with USB type C, in full!
In short, here may be due to incompatibility of hardware choices , something that could make the proper power controller that supports both USB Type C as Quick Charge 2.0.
This is curious because the “re-engineering” made at the door type C in OnePlus 2. Basically it is a microUSB 2.0 port and here may be the answer, it is not clear that there is a power management interface that is “plug and play” capable of keeping their skills Fast loading.
But why invest in this technology, according to OnePlus, a full charge takes “less than 3 hours and 20 minutes?
But the lack of Quick Charger and / or wireless will be critical to the business of OnePlus?
actually will be more and more brands will have to make bets, to scrutinize what is worthwhile or not put the smartphone and want to reflect production costs or after the consumer market.
Who uses NFC already now and for what?
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