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While people are witnessing the constant growth of wearable smartphones, smarthome and electronic devices over the years, it is paradoxically sad that the battery indust…
The amount of 1 watt power generated from the router is very small, so it is still not suitable for phone charging, but the technology is still applicable for charging l…
At MWC 2015, technology will be the first to see the prototype smartphone Kyocera (USA) with the ability to charge solar energy.
Increasingly, mobile devices become more and more attached to human life, and embrace people at all times.
Like many other cities in the world at one time, there were many public telephone stations in the streets of London.
Singapore scientists have created a new battery that lasts more than 20 years, and can be recharged by up to 70% in just two minutes, could become a breakthrough in batt…
This is a very unique charging device and promises to open up a new horizon for dynamic charging technology.
A new study published by California scientists (USA), can change the way lithium-ion batteries clean in consumer electronics products and electric cars, help extend batt…
European researchers and automakers are working on developing a self-steering and automatic charging and parking system.
The weakness of the Qi Wireless Charging Kit is that you have to place the charger in the charging cradle, by distance
Researchers from Nokia and Queen Mary London (UK) used noise to charge mobile phones.
Some parks in Boston (USA) will soon receive smart benches with solar power systems that provide power charging and environmental monitoring sensors.
The disadvantages of electric buses such as time consuming charging, insufficient power to operate ... can be solved by the model being studied in Switzerland.
A 15-year-old Filipino boy invented a device to charge the phone through walking.
Inventor John Stessel, working with Martinka Magic Shop in New Jersey, is developing a special charger that makes your smartphone look like flying.