My high school engineering class is doing a project to fix a product that has a problem or a flaw that could be fixed, and i choose the Iphone charger and i was wanting to get some info on the production cost of your chargers and if i could pitch my ideas.
iPhone 5c, iOS 9.1
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Apple does not release such information. Nor does Apple accept unsolicited submissions.
Please read their unsolicited submission policy:
http://www.apple.com/legal/intellectual-property/policies/ideas.html
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If you keep having that problem with your iPhone cables, there's a high likelihood you're mishandling it. Always be careful to remove the cable by pulling on the plastic collar, not on the cable itself. Make sure you're not winding the cable in such a way that it's bent just at the collar.
i never pull it out by the cable i always pull from the collar
Now get to grips with the fact that a cable is not a charger.
Apple has an iPhone Dock ... that makes a good socket connection with the iPhone at the proper placement and spot on 3 D angle of attack for the lightening plug to be put into the iPhone. Of course the iPhone has to be removed from any protective case to be inserted into the charging dock but that really is worth the small effort IMO and all that rot. Have you considered that as a fix to the problem you purport to have.
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So I've always had problems with my apple chargers bending and fraying at the tip of the phone plug-in.
