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A few years ago it seemed that wireless charging was the next big thing. The idea was simple: you’d put your phone on the bedside cabinet and it would recharge, no searching for and fumbling around with cables required. But for some reason it hasn’t...

Apple has a long history of being an innovator in the tech field — but there is at least one case in which Apple should strive for practicality above breaking new ground. Over the last few months, there has been conflicting evidence about what form...

The magnetic resonance technology allows you to charge a phone even if there’s something between the pad and the device. Here, the pad is both charging the phone and powering the portable light. (Credit: Roger Cheng/CNET) Qualcomm hopes to bring...

Denver, CO (PRWEB) April 24, 2014 Today, enterpriser Michael Goyack and Lance Wu have launched QiPack, a river inductive charger that eliminates the demand for charging cable and wires, on Kickstarter. Early adopter present have the chance to pre-bidding...

(iTers News) – NXP Semiconductors unveiled its 15W wireless charging solution called WCT-15WTXAUTO which qualifies automotive and industrial grade requirements. Compatible with charging standards of both wireless power consortium, or WPC Qi and power...