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How? There's one power in and one power out.Borg said:My guess would be that you can use a USB connection from your computer to charge your phone instead of the regular charger.
How?Borg said:The other possibility is that you could charge a second phone.
With a factory power connector? Could be, yeah.jedishrfu said:Maybe it was used to power itself for testing?
I see. I hadnt thought that there could be accessories I don't know about.jedishrfu said:My y post was meant to be humorous but it is curious that the rubbery connector can plug into one end and that maybe there was a second adapter which they didn't give you but instead gave you this dummy plug.
Oh I see, you mean could you plug a male mini-USB into that slot? No. It is both too narrow and too deep. (Hard to tell that the slot is almost a cm deep. It is as deep as the plastic slug is long.)Borg said:Couldn't tell the size from the picture other than it looked like a USB shape.
One of the first things I tried to do was see if the power out would reach the power in.jedishrfu said:Maybe it was used to power itself for testing?
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