Upcoming smartphones powered by Intel could be equipped with a wireless charging technology. This is what Intel would, according to Digitimes.
The sources of this online magazine even say that the American founder hopes this application in place since 2013. The technology used was approved by the Wireless Power Consortium to become the standard of wireless charging.
The first would be the Ultrabooks compatible devices, range of computers born initiative from Intel. At first, it will install a special software and connect a transmitter to emit energy to the smartphone.
This would allow new Intel back in the market for mobile architectures largely dominated by Nvidia, Qualcomm, Samsung and Texas Instruments.
Until then, the best we could recharge his phone via induction system as the PowerMate. Intel offers the leap to wireless energy for all.
The sources of this online magazine even say that the American founder hopes this application in place since 2013. The technology used was approved by the Wireless Power Consortium to become the standard of wireless charging.
The first would be the Ultrabooks compatible devices, range of computers born initiative from Intel. At first, it will install a special software and connect a transmitter to emit energy to the smartphone.
This would allow new Intel back in the market for mobile architectures largely dominated by Nvidia, Qualcomm, Samsung and Texas Instruments.
Until then, the best we could recharge his phone via induction system as the PowerMate. Intel offers the leap to wireless energy for all.