Here’s all the evidence that Apple is working on wireless charging

Many Android phones, like Samsung’s Galaxy S7, have some form of built-in wireless charging. But the only way to charge an iPhone remains through an old-fashioned cord. There’s a growing amount of evidence that this will change soon, however. Bloomberg reported in January that Apple has been working on a wireless-charging technology with partners that would allow its devices to siphon power from “further away from than the charging mats used with current smartphones.” A Morgan Stanley analyst note from February says the same thing: It expects wireless charging to be added to the iPhone in the next year or two, based on industry experts. Apple has filed a few patents describing wireless charging, and The Wall Street Journal reported that it was looking into “a new way of charging” back in 2012. Given Apple’s tepid approach to wireless charging so far, it’s unlikely that Apple is working on implementing the same tech that’s currently on the market. All signs point to one partner: Energous, a publicly traded company that’s firmly in its R&D phase at the moment. It’s come up with a system called WattUp that enables smartphones and other small gadgets to charge from as far as 15… Read full this story

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