Juice jacking has become on of the greatest fears for iPhone users who want to use public chargers, but is it a real concern ...

Anker’s Qi2-certified MagGo 3-in-1 delivers fast wireless charging for all your Apple gear in one sleek, foldable unit, and ...

The Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus support 15W-watt wireless charging, which is the same as what you'll get with Qi2. You can use Samsung's own case with the Qi2 magnetic profile or a compatible third ...

The analysis of the behavior of IoT applications is proposed for two use cases: Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) for home and industrial automation, and Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) networks for smart ...

Nowadays, wireless electric vehicle charging systems can be considered a potential alternative for incorporating Electric Vehicle (EV) technology without considering any hurdle of a plug-in system.

There’s no better way to protect your iPhone than investing in a good case. These days, you’ll also want one that’s MagSafe-compatible, with built-in magnets to attach chargers and a bevy of ...

The iPhone 16 Pro Max is a huge and unwieldy device, which means that it’s easy to drop it by accident. That means that having a case is always a good idea if you want to keep it in as good a ...

Thankfully, wrestling with tangled cords is a thing of the past. The Etepehi 5-in-1 Wireless Charger, originally $50, is now $25 at Walmart. This charging station replaces five cords helping you ...

The Centre is now actively working towards increasing the number of charging stations and improving its technology. An indigenous wireless charger has been developed by C-DAC (T) and VNIT Nagpur for ...

So what kind of charging model actually works—for cities, fleets, and the grid? Electreon, a company based in Beit Yanai, Israel, has developed a wireless EV charging system that makes the road ...

Some of our favorites are Anker's 3-1 MagGo Wireless Qi2 Charger and Casely's Grippy Mount. Keep reading for more top MagSafe accessories, including battery packs, phone stands, car mounts ...

Yes — at least on the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max, according to leaks. Apple is reportedly testing 7.5W reverse wireless charging, which would bring the iPhone in line with many Android flagships. This ...