Here's an Idea...

Recently we were having a problem charging our iPhone and thought it was because Apple wanted us to purchase a Wireless charger...

We've just experienced and read and heard stories of iPhone users phones doing strange things when it's time for an upgrade of some sort...

Gibbs Rule # 39 There is no such thing as a coincidence...we digress...

So this time it was something real, or so they said, because they did fix it, but we didn't see what they saw...

We even cleaned it ourselves thinking that something was dirty inside the charge port, but it didn't fix anything...

Oh it would charge from time to time and what was weird is that sometimes you had to jam the charger into the port and sometimes you didn't...

Well it started to become a nuisance so we went in to Apple to just give in and buy the Wireless Charger...

When we got there the Apple Attendant asked how they could help us and of course we went into the reason we were there in the first place and told him that it was Apple just wanting us to upgrade...

He took a different approach...

He took the phone from and said, give me just a second and proceeded to the back room where we're not allowed...

About 5 minutes passed and they reappeared with a positive look on their face and said, it's all fixed...

Apparently there was "lint" inside the charge port, a lot of lint in the charge port they said and that was the reason it wasn't charging...

We looked into the port and didn't see anything, but apparently there was, so we believed them because it was and is still working...

So we thought...what if you put a little doohickey inside the charge port to protect it from the lint in your pocket, or any other debris for that matter, but that wouldn't work because you would lose the little doohickey, but what if...

What if the little doohickey was a part of the case that you put your phone in...

If the little doohickey was a part of the design of your phone case then it couldn't get lost because it's attached...

It would just plug into your port and when you are ready to charge it, unplug it, or if you're already using wireless, you won't ever need to unplug it...

This also adds another bit of security for the protection of the phone...

Even though the port is closed off to any part of the internal parts of the phone, it still isn't supposed to get wet...

The Best Ideas are the simplest ideas...and that's a fact!