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<blockquote type="cite" cite>One thing to note when charging your
iPhone by connecting it to a USB port<br>
on your computer is that not all USB ports are equal. On a MBP, the
left USB<br>
port is not powered but the right one is so plug into the right USB
port. On<br>
a MacBook, the USB port closest to the screen is not powered but the
one<br>
closest to the front of the computer is powered.<br>
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Similar advice applies to plugging in devices that need power, such
as<br>
external portable drives.<br>
--<br>
Tom Hart</blockquote>
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