So What is Wireless Charging? It’s where you place your phone on a charging mat instead of having to plug in your suddenly gauche charging cable. If you want to be precise, call it inductive charging. If you have an electric toothbrush, then you already use inductive charging — your toothbrush charges when it’s simply placed on its charger… … In short: It’s a technology that allows charging over (very) short distances without cables. How does it work? Wireless Charging isn’t...

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The Pros There are a number of benefits for using wireless charging, perhaps the most advantageous one being convenience. That, with an added feeling of superiority when you casually place your smart phone on a charging mat and think of your friends still using them dated cables. Another advantage would be that smart phones and chargers from different manufactures are compatible with many (if not most) wireless charging docks. The only requirement is that both parts – the sender and the receiver –...