Despite the addition of multiple colors that sync with the iMac 2021, the Magic Mouse 2 still keeps the charging port on the bottom. The Magic Mouse 2’s charging port placement is one of Apple’s silly designs. Photo: The Verge. Placing the charging port on the underside means Magic Mouse won’t be able to use it when it’s plugged in. According to the Tom’s Guide This charging port position is confusing when created by a company that focuses on the design, optimal user experience. Talk to The Verge Apple also confirmed that the only change to Magic Mouse 2 is adding more colors, the rest of the features have remained the same since the release of the mouse in 2015. Although the charging time is very fast, 2 minutes for 9 hours of use, having to turn upside down and plug the charger cord when the mouse is lying on your back makes many people feel confused. This isn’t Apple’s only “catastrophic” design. The first-generation Apple Pencil stylus also had a confusing way of charging when it had to be plugged into the iPad’s Lightning port. Not only absurd, the fact that a sharp object extending from the iPad charging port is also easy to cause impact and damage. The charging design of the original Apple Pencil was criticized by users for being too uncomfortable. Photo: Business Insider. By 2018, the new charging port problem is resolved when Apple introduces the 2nd generation stylus, connecting and charging by iPad via magnets. While you can’t charge and write, the new way of charging doesn’t affect your iPad’s use. Apple is also not an easy company to change the design. The “butterfly” keyboard on the MacBook has existed for 4 years, despite being criticized since its launch. Similarly, the new Apple TV remote received a design change on April 20, after 6 years of receiving many complaints. It seems that 2015 was the year Apple’s design team came up with the most dumb ideas. While most of the design has been upgraded, the charging port position on the Magic Mouse 2 has yet to show signs of change. The secret behind Apple’s success Apple’s success comes from the smooth combination of hardware and software. At the time of Apple, this strategy was still unfamiliar to many brands.

Luong Thu Trang attracted the attention of fans when she played the role of Minh HH in the movie “Sunflower against the sun”. With the image of a girl born in a countryside, Minh dresses simply, has a blunt personality and often has to “move hands and feet” with his foolish brother. Minh has a strong personality because he often has to take care of things in the house as well as has to keep an eye on his “stupid boy” mother as well as his stupid or harmful brother. Later, Minh discovered that he had aristocratic lineage, the fashion sense changed, but was still quite discreet and simple. Luong Thu Trang once shared: “For me, the most difficult thing in this movie is to exploit the psychology of the character as Minh. As the audience watched the halfway point of Sunflower against the sun, Minh was quite an interesting girl. It is the complexity of my personality that makes me want to try this movie ”. In real life, Luong Thu Trang has a sexy and feminine style. She often wears chest-cut or cut-out dresses that show off her shoulders, seductive back. Luong Thu Trang was born in 1990, is an actor of Youth Theater. Before “Sunflowers against the sun”, she was noticed by the audience after participating in a TV series such as: “Girls in the city”, “Exemplary staff”, “Spring stays” … Minh’s image is different from Luong Thu Trang in real life with stylish and sexy fashion gout.

Living in a clean city, the mother’s decision to bring her children to the hometown has faced many objections from relatives and family, but Jane still insists on doing her own will.

Jane Beck spent 2 million dong to buy a shabby old house for her children to live in – Artwork.

A single mother puts four children in the back of a caravan (mobile garage) that travels nearly 300 kilometers from Berkshire county to western Wales (England) to start a new life.

However, everything was not as Jane had imagined, the house was so shabby that it made her feel discouraged.

Jane is currently the owner of a quilting business.

“It was really dark during that time, and my courage almost hit the limit,” says Jane. The first night was very cold. My mother and I sleep on a mattress on the floor in the front bedroom. In the days that followed, it felt like we were lost in the 1930s. There was no electricity or water, the roof was hole-ridden and the toilet was outside. There was even a stream of water flowing from the backyard, through the house, and straight to the main door. The inside of the house is dark. The garden was very large, with yew and laurel trees obscuring the small windows of the house.

And then mother and daughter Jane literally got through the dark days. She gradually developed a company specializing in the production of cotton and hired farms to raise sheep for fur.

When the job was fine, Jane began to renovate the house. She did not work at once, but kept doing small things. Up to now, 22 years have passed, the house has been put on a new shirt and also, its value has been raised significantly.

In February last year, the house was valued at 450,000 pounds (equivalent to 13.3 billion dong). This price is 7,627 times the initial amount that Jane spent to buy the house.

Jane said: “I paid £ 59 for the house in 1997, when people thought it was too expensive for a country house. It was valued at around £ 450,000 last February. before I create the landscape for the back garden.

The inside of the house had been refurbished by Jane.

The house is said to have been around since 1870, so Jane wants to preserve its inherent ancient features.

Now, the house has a sun terrace, a hot tub and a sauna hut in the back garden, and Jane’s favorite area is the kitchen.

“I love the light of the evening shining through my front window. In summer there are always flowers from the garden there and Binkie, my little dog, likes to sit in the sun and look out the window,” she said.

Jane runs her blanket business in a garden tin shack called Ty Zinc – she sits there and sells her products around the world.