Samsung is showing off its advances in wireless charging, weeks before the company is set to reveal "what's next" at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
The electronics company hasn't revealed what is on the agenda, but the
invitation included a shadowy profile shot of what appeared to be a
curvy device -- sparking the possibility that Samsung could unveil its
Galaxy S6 smartphone with a design change on March 1.
Samsung Teases 'What's Next' for Galaxy
The timing of a blog from Seho Park, Samsung's principal engineer, has
led to speculation the new Galaxy S6 could include multiple wireless
charging standards, allowing users to juice up their devices almost
anywhere.
"Samsung will accelerate to democratize this wireless charging
technology with compelling smartphones. With our upcoming Galaxy
smartphones, users will be able to enter a new wireless world like never
before," Park wrote.
With a new chip released last year to support multiple charging
standards, Park said he expects 2015 will be a game-changing year for
wireless smartphone charging.
"Two or three years ago, wireless charging was only twenty to thirty
percent as fast as wired charging. But since then, we have been able to
double the charging speed," he wrote.
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