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Products that do what ANSEIP does
One Cable. Multiple Devices. Smarter Charging Solution.
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USB-C cables can be a mess. One cable charges at 5W, another does 100W and Thunderbolt 4, and they look identical in the drawer. WhatCable sits in your menu bar and reads the cable data your Mac already has access to. Plug in a cable and it tells you in plain English what it can actually do: charging wattage, data speed, display support, Thunderbolt, etc. Built in Swift/SwiftUI. Open source, free, no tracking. GitHub: https://github.com/darrylmorley/whatcable
May 2026 · github.com
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After years of making screwdrivers and teaching people to repair electronics, we just made our first electronic tool. It's been a journey for us to build while hewing to our repairable principles. We're really excited about it. It's a USB-C powered soldering iron and smart battery power hub. Super repairable, of course. Our goal is to make soldering so easy everyone can do it: https://www.ifixit.com/fixhub We didn’t want to make just another iron, so we spent years sweating the details and crafting something that met our exacting standards. This is a high-performance iron: it…
2024 · hackaday.com
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Griffin's safe charging solution for the new MacBook Pro
2016
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using RF to power an MCU and 21 animated LEDs from a smartphone
9d ago · wilsonharper.net
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2020 · usb-hubs.org
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A beautifully simple wireless charger for iPhone and Android
2018
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