The Qi inductive charging dock for the Nexus 4 Android smartphone is now available for $59.99 on the Google Play store (Unites States and Canada). This accessory will allow Nexus 4 users to wirelessly charge the device, as in without having to connect a cable directly, by simply placing the handset on the half-sphere....
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At Fulton Innovation’s booth at the 2013 CES, we received a tech demo of the new eCoupled two-way wireless charging solution between tablets and smartphones. Essentially, a tablet that’s being charged wirelessly can actually be used to wirelessly charge a Qi-enabled mobile phone. By placing the two devices back-to-back, the power transfers wirelessly between...
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After leaking press shots of the upcoming Nokia Lumia 920 and Lumia 820, evleaks has now posted images of a wireless charging pad and Bluetooth headset for the pair of Windows Phone 8 smartphones. The stylish charging mat appears in red above while the Bluetooth headset appears in yellow below. We expect to learn...
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The Samsung Galaxy S III rumors keep pouring in, as one source close to the situation now claims that the upcoming Android smartphone will feature a built-in inductive charging system. We’ve seen this type of technology before from Palm with the short-lived Pre smartphone, as well as from third parties, like Powermat, that offer...
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Nearing its release on Verizon Wireless, the Motorola DROID Bionic passed by the FCC today. A user guide has become available and we now have confirmed specs to boot. The Motorola XT375 DROID Bionic features a 1GHz dual-core TI OMAP4430 processor, 4.3″ qHD display (not rumored 4.5″), 8 megapixel rear camera capable of taking...
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Powermat is a wireless charging system for smartphones and other portable devices. It works by attaching a custom battery door receiver to the device in question, which can then charge wire-free when placed on a Powermat pad. It’s technology we’ll likely see built-in for all smartphones in the not too distant future. In fact,...
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