iPhone 7 can not wirelessly charge? Apple may want to push the universe's strongest wireless charging technology product

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While the Android camp has joined the wireless charging function, the iPhone 7 has once again missed this function, which has disappointed many fruit powders.

However, it is gratifying that Apple did not abandon plans to launch wireless charging technology products.

According to a foreign media report, in a recent regulatory disclosure document, Apple has already cooperated with Energous, a wireless charging technology company in the United States, on wireless charging technology.

This information is a regulatory document submitted by Energous in 2014. The document shows "Apple compatibility testing" inside. Although no related products have yet been released, at least this document confirms that the two parties have indeed cooperated. possibility.

Louis Basenese, an analyst at market research firm Disruptive Tech Research, revealed that Apple did not independently develop wireless charging technology. Instead, it cooperated with other companies and its partner was Energous.

Coincidentally, Energous's partners have the most familiar with TSMC and Foxconn. This company is still the only company to launch long-distance wireless charging technology. It is understood that the Energous WattUp charger can charge devices up to 15 feet in length and can charge 12 devices at the same time.

The WattUp receiving device built-in equipment can convert radio waves emitted by the WattUp charger into electrical energy in the battery to achieve long-distance charging. Although the technical principles do not seem complicated, such long-distance wireless charging functions are indeed a major development direction for electronic devices in the future. They can effectively solve the problem that most wireless charging products currently on the market require contact or have a short charging distance. .

So the question is, will Apple add long-distance wireless charging to the iPhone next year?