I am not certain why I forgot to report on this while I was at CTIA Spring 2011, but LG had this new Wireless Charger on hand. I am guessing that you probably don’t need a definition of a wireless charger. It is sort of an umbrella term that is used to describe …

I have seen wireless chargers before, such as the Powermat, Wildcharger, and the Energizer Inductive Charger. The ElectroHub could change the game as it claims that it works with “virtually all electronic devices”. Apparently, you need ElectoHub batteries, that come in standard sizes like AA and AAA. You can also get a protective …

Considering the popularity of the Powermat and WildCharge, it was only a matter of time before a wireless charger is made for a specific phone. So why not the myTouch 3G from T-Mobile? This charger is designed by PureEnergy Solutions, makers of the WildCharge, and comes with a replacement back for the myTouch …

It seems that students over at MIT have been hard at work for the past 2 years on what would go on to become WiTricity. You know, WiFi + electricity = WiTricity? If you haven’t figured it out by the name, WiTricity is brand new technology that uses magnetic induction to wirelessly power peripherals. This [...]

Still during CES 2008, Fulton Innovations has demonstrated their new wireless charging technology concept. The pic of the stand with the balls at the top is the demo of the technology. The balls would change color when they’re moved nearer the base and hence would mean they’ll start charging. Using the term ‘intelligent power,’ …