News from Apple's wireless charger: the AirPower currently being tested, and could the iPhone X have lost the lightning socket?

During the conference
iPhone X, Apple unveiled a multi-device wireless charger or AirPower
which is normally planned for this year, this one is desired and Apple
gave no news, but that's without counting journalist Mark Gurman
and its well-informed sources.

According to the latter, Apple's multi-device wireless charger is
Currentlycurrently being testedby Apple employees at
Cupertino and could be available for salein Septemberhas
around the same time as the next iPhones. Gurman also mentions
a fewinteresting detailson the AirPower and
problems encounteredby this one.

According to Bloomberg, Apple had planned to launch their wireless charger
in June, but the apple firm had decided to postpone the
exit from it due tooverheating problems.

It must be said that the AirPower is a product that stands out from the others
solutions currently available on the market, because it is capable of
simultaneously charge an iPhone 8 or iPhone X, an Apple Watch, but also
AirPods thanks to a new wireless charging case.

Mark Gurman's sources claim that the AirPower runs with a
lite version of iOSin order to be able to manage the power and
complex circuits, but also to be able to communicate with devices
placed on it like the iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods.

Apple engineers are reportedly testing the current version of the
AirPower by using it every day to charge their different devices,
and hope to be able to release this productin September or
avant
.

Apple also reportedly plans to remove all of the iPhone's ports in the
future, including the Lightning port, and the idea had been mentioned for the iPhone
However, the wireless charging speed is still insufficient for
be able to completely do without the Lightning port.

Moreover, according to certain rumors, the Cupertino company plans to
provide a USB-C charger with the next iPhones to allow charging
faster.

Apple has not communicated a price for the AirPower, but we can guess however
easily that Apple's wireless charger is more expensive than the solutions
third parties.

And for those looking for iPhone wireless chargers, find our
articles and links on the subject:

Also note for those who are not upgrading to the iPhone 8 or
possible to offer Qi charging to your older iPhone, we tested three
solutions :


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