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I seem to remember wireless charging with magnetic induction. Why did this never become the norm?
by text70 5y ago
I seem to remember wireless charging with magnetic induction. Why did this never become the norm?
- meibo 5y agoBecause people want to use their phones while charging. It's been impractical for a long time, Apple has made it somewhat resurge again by putting a big magnet at the back of the phone that keeps the induction charger tight.
- sundae 5y agoYes, Intel tried to introduce Rezence a couple of years back. Don't know why it never happened, perhaps QI was good enough? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rezence_(wireless_charging_standard) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rezence_(wireless_charging_s...
- jiofih 5y agoDid it not? Everyone I know uses wireless Qi charging already. It’s been a default feature in phones since ~2018.