There has been hypothesis for quite a while that Apple's pending "iPhone X" (a.k.a. the iPhone 8) will probably have remote charging. All things considered, another improvement has surfaced appearing to affirm that the innovation might advance toward the cell phone. As indicated by 9to5Mac, Apple has as of late joined Wireless Power Consortium, a gathering of 214 organizations committed to advancing remote charging through its "Qi" standard.
Not long after the Wireless Power Consortium participation was seen, Apple gave TechCrunch the accompanying explanation about the eventual fate of remote charging models:
"Apple is a dynamic individual from numerous norms improvement associations, as both a pioneer and patron. Apple is joining the Wireless Power Consortium to have the capacity to take an interest and contribute thoughts to the open, community oriented improvement of future remote charging models. We anticipate cooperating with the WPC and its individuals."
Apple is required to disclose the "iPhone X" at some point this year, which has been reputed to cost more than $1,000 USD. For all the most recent hypotheses encompassing the "iPhone X," head here.
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