Plus, they put magnets in the handset itself to hold it to the charger?
Do you have a source for that? I can't find anything. The more logical assumption would be that there are magnets in the charger and merely ferrous plates in the phone. Or, even better, the charger would have electromagnets and some sort of sensor (maybe some sort of inverse reed switch?).
Compare the docking experience of an iPod or iPhone. The thing just slips right into its dock without any fuss.
Until the contact slot gets jammed up with pocket lint. Or you have some sort of case or skin.
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