The Wireless Power Consortium hopes to make powering portable electronic devices simpler by offering a standard way to recharge them without wires. Devices such as phones, music players and ...

At CES 2023, we had the pleasure of talking to Paul Struhsaker, the Marketing Director at the Wireless Power Consortium. The conversation revolved around the new Qi2 wireless charging standard. We ...

Wireless charging firm Powermat will join an industry consortium it once competed against and announced the Charging Spot 4.0, which will enable 15-watt power transfers and offer compatibility ...

Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) — an organization that overlooks wireless charging standards — announced a new standard called Qi2. The headline is that the WPC is working with Apple to bring ...

Wireless Power Consortium Articles. Next-Generation Qi2 Wireless Charging Standard Embraces Apple's MagSafe for Universal Compatibility. Tuesday January 3, 2023 9:53 am PST by Juli Clover.

Wireless Power Consortium. MagSafe's future, and the new Qi2 wireless charging spec. An update to the Qi wireless charging standard has been announced, complete with a MagSafe magnet ring.

The Wireless Power Consortium is the group behind Qi, a wireless charging standard that uses inductive power transfers to charge without cords. Other members of the consortium include Samsung ...

Apple recently became listed as a member of the Wireless Power Consortium, committed to the open development of the Qi wireless charging standard. The listing was brought to our attention by IHS ...

Winchester, UK – The world's largest mobile phone manufacturer, Nokia, has joined the Wireless Power Consortium. Consumer research commissioned by the Wireless Power Consortium has indicated that a ...

But while recent rumors claim wireless charging is almost certainly a feature that the iPhone 8 will get, Apple's joining of the Wireless Power Consortium on Sunday suggests true long distance ...

Yesterday, we profiled the latest eCoupled wireless power innovations that Fulton's bringing to CES, and today we got to take a look at them close up. By Nathan Ingraham Jan 10, 2012, 6:14 AM UTC ...

Hong Kong — The Wireless Power Consortium has announced that Nokia, the world's largest mobile phone manufacturer, has joined the Consortium. Menno Treffers, Chairman, Wireless Power Consortium ...