We Love This Anker MagGo USB-C Adapter and SD Card Reader and It's Slashed to $12
Anker's MagGo USB-C adapter is a circular magnetic USB-C charger with a slot for an SD or TF card. It safely stays on your phone while enable you to to migrate data, photos, videos and more from any iPhone 15 or 16 series phones. With speeds as high as 312 MB per second with SD 4.0, you can quickly upload or save data into your phone.
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Keep in mind that this USB-C adapter works only for iPhone 15 and 16 series phones. Apple's native camera requires an SD card with data speeds of 440 MB per second so you can take advantage of its 4K ProRes record mode. As such, you might need to use a third-party application to use this iPhone recording feature with this MagGo USB-C adapter.
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iPhones include multiple fantastic features, and you can get more out of them with the right accessories. This Anker MagGo USB-C adapter and SD/TF card reader is a great way for iPhone 15 and 16 series users to migrate data, keep an extra copy of their files and upload videos into their phone for edit. It's down to just $12 right now, which is 33% off the current list price, but over 50% off the price we previously spotted it at. Now is a great time to consider this deal if you've been looking for a useful iPhone accessory.
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Can (and will) they be introduced in a way that supports human workers by freeing them from mundane, routine or dangerous work? Or will their introduction simply make swathes of manual workers redundant? There are psychological considerations, too. Many people may be intrinsically frightened of robots. The psychologist who coined the term 'robophobia' in the nineties suggested that as many as 20 percent of people might suffer from it. The impact on everyone's mental health of a billion robots in our streets, factories and homes will have to be carefully thought through, too. One Billion Robots One billion robots would equate to one for roughly every eight humans on the planet. By 2050, this means they could be a common sight in factories, healthcare settings, retail, hospitality and education. They would become increasingly common in our homes, too, with Morgan Stanley's researchers estimating that 10 percent of U.S. households will have one by this point. The U.S. is likely to see the highest concentration of these domestic humanoid robots, helping out with chores, caring for children and the elderly, carrying out maintenance work or providing security. However, the growing access of less developed markets to cheaper Chinese robots and supply chains could lead to greater uptake in Asia, too. But if you live in the U.S. and have a household income of $200k-plus, there's a 33 percent chance you'll be sharing your home with a robot by 2050 (everyone else will just have to wait a bit longer). This is the point at which we must address some of the serious questions: Are governments permitted to use robots as police officers or to conduct surveillance work? Are private companies allowed to use them to enforce security restrictions, for example, preventing humans from accessing buildings or even fighting back if they are attacked? And what about robots' rights? Is it fair to treat them as unpaid servants or slaves? 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