You know what the most annoying thing in the world is, cables. That is right, those annoying cords that will make your life miserable. Well, with the world continuing to go wireless, smartphone devices are getting in on the party. The Samsung Galaxy and iPhone 7 are amongst the smartphones that are doing this, and it is great for everyone.
NUMBER 1: IPHONE 7
Earlier this month, IHS, a market research firm, gave a prediction that the iPhone 7 would include some sort of wireless charging. Not only this but it was also announced that Apple was working with various partners in Asia, and the U.S., to develop the wireless technology. All of this should lead to Apple doing what everyone wants and giving the iPhone 7 a wireless charge.
NUMBER 2: SAMSUNG GALAXY
Samsung has completely mastered the design of their wireless charging. All that users have to do is place their Samsung device on their charging pad, and the device will charge. It does not seem like it would be this simple, but alas it is. The only somewhat “complicated” part is connecting the Charging Pad to your device’s charging cable, and even that should not be too hard.
NUMBER 3: LUMIA 920
The Lumia 920 smartphone wireless charging works very similarly to the Samsung Galaxy. However, there is one big plus to this version, and that is there is no need to plug widgets into the USB port of the phone. Literally, all you have to do is place the phone on the charging pad and it will begin to charge. As a matter of fact, a mobile device analyst at IDC, William Stofega, stated the fact that the wireless charging pad business is dominated by Duracell. Overall, the need to charge a smartphone with an actual cable is diminishing. Soon, wireless charging will completely overhaul the mass market.
