Luke FIlipowicz has been writing about tech for the better part of a decade and has been obsessed with smartphones since he first picked up an iPhone when he was 18. While it all started with an ...

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Apple's MagSafe technology provided the basis for Qi2, which also uses magnets. Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get ...

The Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) has announced Qi2, a new wireless charging standard for smartphones and wearables that's built on Apple's MagSafe charging technology. The consortium is attempting ...

Not only is MagDart the first of its kind in the Android world, it's also more powerful than Apple's MagSafe, with its maximum output rated at 50W instead of just 15W. This 50W magnetic charger ...

Apple’s iPhone 12 range offered a rather interesting feature dubbed MagSafe last year, featuring a set of magnets on the back of the phones for use with accessories like chargers, cases, and more. The ...

When Apple launched the MacBook, it decided to embrace the future by ditching all legacy ports — even the beloved MagSafe charging connector — in favor of adopting the lone USB-C port. As it turns out ...

Apple reintroduced its MagSafe technology alongside the iPhone 12 series, though not to be confused with MagSafe MacBook chargers. Since then, all iPhones have had magnetic technology that allows you ...