Samsung Wireless Charging Plate Hits The FCC

Towards the end of the year the trend of having wireless charging on device has started with the Lumia 920 and currently there are quite a few devices supporting it. If you've been following this page for some time then you would know that i was talking about the Samsung wireless charging thing in quite a few news articles. The highlight of this is that Samsung said themselves that the S3 wireless charging upgrade kit will be on sale by the end of 2012 but it never showed up. Well today, the FCC got their hands on Samsung's wireless charging pad which looks to be ready for prime time. The thing was taken apart and looks very dull inside with nothing much to hide. This could possibly be for the S4. 

Source: Engadget 
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Samsung Galaxy S IV To Feature Wireless Charging Compatible With The Qi Standard, Accessories And Backplates Sold Separately

Here is a Galaxy S IV rumor which is highly plausible,DDaily a korean news portal says that the S IV will feature a wireless charging feature. Well where have we heard that before, Yeas Samsung said something like that at the S III launch event. If you have been hear long enough then you would have known that i talked about this in quite a few articles and i was pretty pumped up about Q3 last year as i was expecting to see the wireless charging upgrade kit for the S3 but it did not turn out. But that did not stop other companies to create backplates for it, after all the pins for wireless charging are there all you need to do is slap in a new backplate. That is the same for the Note II which also has the pin points for wireless charging. Well enough ranting about this. Apparently the S IV will come with an optional wireless charging kit which is compatible with the Qi standard. Additionally the report also revealed that Samsung was considering to use an alternative technology to transmit power wirelessly, the one based on resonant magnetic coupling which allows charging from a distance of 1-2 metres. This technology is there at the Samsung labs but they are not likely to commercialize the system.

Source: Android Authority
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Fulton Innovation To Showcase Tablets Which Double A Wireless Charging Client, Bending The Rules

Every year at CES we are sure to be treated with a lot of new technologies being thrown to the table by companies. This year Fulton Innovation will be introducing a new way to wirelessly charge your device. Their method will be using the Qi standard and they are now enabling you to charge your phone wirelessly with your tablet (mind blowing). This new technology will bring wireless charging to the next level and what better year to introduce this than in 2013 which all flagship devices are going to sport wireless charging. 
Source: Engadget
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Nokia Explains Why You Need Wireless Charging In A Lumia 920 Ad

The Lumia 920 is arguably one of the best smartphones of 2012 and it packs some very good hardware in it. One of the exclusive hardware is the support for wireless charging in the qi standard. Although the Galaxy S III and Galaxy Note II does indeed have wireless charging support but it does not come supported out of the box and requires a replacement backplate which in the time of posting is still not available. So, some people think that wireless charging is useless but little do you know that in 2013 most high end phones are sure to support it out of the box. The lumia 920 being one of the first devices to have wireless charging support, Nokia has made an ad to tell you one reason wireless charging is important. Enjoy the video below; the screen captions are as below 

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Nokia Lumia 920 Charged On An Inductive Stove, Do Not Try This At Home

The Lumia 920 is not only Nokia's flagship smartphone but it is also the flagship Windows Phone 8 device. One of the features which set the Lumia 920 away from flagship smartphones like the Galaxy S3 and the iPhone 5 is the built in wireless charging which is compliant with the qi standard. Wireless charging is also known as inductive charging and it basically is a coil of wire connected to the battery which allows electricity to flow. Here is a video which the user places his yellow Lumia 920 on an inductive stove and the phone charges. This is as always a do not try this at home experiment.
Source: mynokiablog 

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Verizon HTC 8X Coming With Wireless Charging

The HTC 8X, Lumia 822 and the Samsung Ativ Odyssey is coming to Verizon this holiday season. The Lumia 822 will come with wireless charging and that's about it, we still don't quite know anything about the Ativ Odyssey. The 8X is expected to be the first windows phone 8 device offered by Verizon and will be going on sale in mid November. One feature which the HTC 8X lack is wireless charging but this latest leak shows that the verzion variant of the 8X will come with wireless charging. The price tag for this device is $199 for a 2 year contract.

Source: Pocketnow 
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LG Nexus 4 Visits The FCC, Wireless Charging Onboard

The LG Nexus 4 is one of the most anticipated device now and google is expected to unveil it on the 29th of October with a price tag of $399. Now it seems like it has reached the hands of the FCC and the documentation on it reveals that the LG Nexus 4 will have wireless charging support as well as NFC. 

Source: Phonearena 
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Samsung Galaxy S III 64GB Will Be Available For Selected Regions

On May Samsung announced the Galaxy S III at Samsung Mobile Unpacked 2012 and they announced that the phone will come in 16GB, 32GB and 64GB variants. The 16GB and 32GB international model is now available but currently US carriers on have the 16GB variant. Yesterday Samsung UK retailer Expansys has cancelled its pre-orders of the 64GB Galaxy S III and makes us believe that Samsung might have axed the 64GB variant. Then today a company's spokesperson has stepped in to clarify the situation. Here's what he told Android Central about the Galaxy S III 64GB model being cancelled by retailers in Europe:
"The 64GB model of the GALAXY S III will be available during the second half of this year. The market availability and timing may vary and will be determined at the time of release."

So to all you Samsung Galaxy S III fans who is waiting eagerly for the 64GB version, Samsung promises it will come by 2H of 2012 but will only come to selected regions. So if you think that a 64GB micro SD card and 16GB of storage is not enough this SKU is for you. Samsung is yet to release the wireless charging kit which has been delayed and is coming in september according to what Samsung said at Mobile Unpacked 2012. 

Source: GSMArena and GSMArena

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