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Wireless Charging Comes To Apple’s iPhone

The Apple iPhone will soon have the ability to charge its battery without wires, taking aim at Palm’s rival smartphone Pre. While the Pre comes with a native ability to wirelessly charge, the iPhone will need an adapter, sold by WildCharge, which plugs a gel skin inductor into the hybrid handheld.

Once you slip on the skin, you can simply place the iPhone on a special pad and it will complete a circuit, beginning the charge.

“The market is demanding a move towards wire-free charging, and WildCharge is thrilled to answer that call by adding Apple devices to our lineup of commercially available products,” WildCharge Chairman and CEO Dennis Grant said. “With the addition of these two ‘Made for iPod’ and ‘Works with iPhone’ approved designs to our reference design library, WildCharge is solidifying our position as the leading wire-free charging developer in the industry.”

WildCharge sells similar skins for Blackberry Pearl and Curve, as well as the Motorola RAZR.

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