We've all encounter the unpleasant feeling - running out of battery in the most inconvenient moment. Good news come from Apple and StoreDot.
According to Apple, they are curently exploring the possibility of wireless charging of phones and other devices using WiFi, mobile network, and even satelite signals.
The technology involves the use of electromagnetic waves at high frequencies, which are routed to the device via a special antenna. As stated by Apple, the idea of wireless charging is one of theirs priorities and is not a novelty. The first research is promising, but it is necessary to conduct additional exploring of the idea.
Smartphones with a battery that is charged in five minutes?
This idea was first introduced in 2015, when the Israeli StoreDot presented FlashBattery at the event in Las Vegas. CEO of StoreDot, Doron Maiersdorf, told BBC that the beginning of implementing idea is expected in early 2018, stating that he could not disclose which companies signed up for using this technology. The battery is made from a nanomaterial, which is characterized by extremely small-scale structure, and unnamed organic compounds.
What do you think about this? Are you, like me, tired of constantly worrying about battery percentage, and carrying charger wherever you go?
Feel free to comment :)