Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) has published a teaser on “X” stating that “Ta Minus moving towards a new era of wireless charging in 1 week … Continue.” This may be interesting, and based on the aforementioned comments, the announcement will be expected on July 23. The teaser shows the green lighting bolt icon with the phrase “It is coming” below the icon. The WPC owns the Qiyad Mark, the most famous wireless charging standard in the mobile space.
QI 2.2 will not only allow Apple to improve the wireless charging speed for the iPhone, but will also charge more efficiently, align the magnet better, and will be backward. The latter means that the old iPhone models will be able to use QI 2.2, though this platform will not be able to operate with these models.
WPC teaser about a new era of wireless charging. | Image Credits
The big announcement can also introduce more features for Q1 2.2 or announce the first smartphone series to employ new standards, which can be Google Pixel 10 line. Even if the upcoming pixel line supports QI 2.2, no pixel has ever sent it with magnets so that the phone can be properly brought to the user with a wireless charging circuit. It can change soon. Last month, we told you that Google is working on a feature called “Pixelznap” that will start on it Pixel 10 Series will include accessories Pixel 10 The model that allows the use of a magnetic alignment.
It is possible that we will find out more about it next week when the WPC announces its own. However, the organization’s statement about “a new era of wireless charging” shows that whatever the WPC has announced next week, it will be much higher than the offer of support for a new phone series.
So now we have to sit behind to learn everything about the next new era of wireless charging and wait for the announcement next Wednesday.
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